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Rotisserie Chicken

ElovesFC

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ElovesFC
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Are the already-made Rotisserie Chickens at the supermarket (A&P, Stop and Shop, or Shop rite) okay

To eat?

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Lisa
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You must read the ingredients and they most always list wheat, that I have found. Although, we live in a small town with two grocery stores. <_<

Tyson's makes a rotisserie whole chicken, that is found in the meat section and I believe it to be gluten free.

It is very good when you are in a rush. :)

Guest nini
Guest nini
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I get the Naked Rotisserie Chicken from Whole Foods... it's really yummy and I've never had a problem with it. Although my hubby says he likes my roasted chicken much better.

mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
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If you have a Costco's near you R.chicken is gluten-free .....

happygirl Collaborator
happygirl
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the only way to know is to know what you are looking for on the ingredient list, read carefully, and make your decision that way. the ingredients can vary by region, as well.

if in doubt---call and ask.

if in doubt---do not eat. :)

ElovesFC Rookie
ElovesFC
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Thanks for your replies. I descided to get my Rotisserie Chicken from Boston Market. IT was soooo good. I got excited to see that their food is gluten-free. I was just dissappointed to see a piece of stuffing in the Cinnamon Apples. :( But everything else was good.

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TinkerbellSwt
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Shop Rites regular chicken is gluten free. I never have gone near their flavored ones. I have eaten the plain one many times.. the turkey breast too.

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