How many rotisserie chickens per person?

For a main meal, plan for half a rotisserie chicken per person, but you can stretch one chicken to feed 3-4 people with sides, or even 8-12 if used in dishes like soup or tacos, as they yield about 1-2 lbs of meat. A good rule of thumb is 1/2 chicken or 4-6 oz (cooked) of meat per adult, depending on appetites and if there are substantial sides.
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How many roast chickens for 12 people?

If your friends are anything like mine, 12-15 chickens should cover it.
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Is there a limit to how many rotisserie chickens you can buy at Costco?

There's no official limit to the number of rotisserie chickens you can buy at Costco, though some stores and regions have instituted one-off policies.
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What is the 90 10 rule for feeding chickens?

The 90/10 rule for feeding chickens means 90% of their diet should be a high-quality, complete commercial feed, while the remaining 10% can be healthy treats like vegetables, fruits, insects, or scratch grains**. This ensures they get essential nutrients (vitamins, minerals, protein) for health and egg production, preventing nutrient dilution from too many extras. For a typical hen eating 1/4 to 1/2 cup of feed daily, treats should be limited to about two tablespoons.
 
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Why are Costco rotisserie chickens so good?

Costco's rotisserie chickens are so popular due to their combination of low price ($4.99), juicy flavor from an injection brine (salt, sodium phosphate, sugar, spices), slow cooking, and quick turnover (only on the shelf for 2 hours) to ensure freshness, creating tender meat with crispy skin that offers great value and convenience, despite high sodium content.
 
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CONSUMER REPORTS: Is rotisserie chicken healthy?

Does Costco inject anything into their rotisserie chickens?

Yes, Costco's rotisserie chickens are injected with a saline solution (a mixture of salt, water, and other ingredients) to keep them moist and flavorful, a common practice for most store-bought rotisserie chickens to add flavor, juiciness, and tenderness. This solution adds sodium and other ingredients like phosphates, sugar, and flavorings, contributing to their signature taste but also raising some health considerations.
 
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What's the healthiest thing to eat at the Costco food court?

The healthiest choice at the Costco Food Court is generally the Chicken Caesar Salad, especially when you ask for dressing on the side and use it sparingly (or opt for oil and vinegar) and skip the croutons for a lower-carb, protein-rich meal, though its calorie count can be high. Other decent, customizable options include a Mango Smoothie or Fruit Smoothie (watch sugar), or customizing the Pizza by getting only cheese or veggies.
 
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What is the number one killer of chickens?

The most common causes of death in chickens vary but often include Marek's disease/tumors, bacterial infections, and issues like heart failure (especially in broiler/meat breeds), often linked to rapid growth or environmental stress. Other frequent culprits are parasites, egg-related problems (peritonitis, being egg-bound), and accidents/trauma, with environmental factors like heat stress and poor air quality also major contributors.
 
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What's the best thing to put in the bottom of a chicken run?

The best chicken run ground cover is often a combination, with hardwood chips or coarse sand being top choices for drainage and dust bathing, while deep layers of wood chips/mulch, straw, or dried leaves work well for the deep litter method (deep bedding) to provide foraging and composting, keeping runs cleaner and healthier than bare dirt. Hemp bedding is also highly rated for absorbency but can be pricier. Avoid landscaping bark due to mold, and use only livestock-safe materials.
 
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Do chickens stop eating when full?

Chickens will rarely, if ever, overeat, instead eating exactly as much as they need to thrive. So, when you're feeding them, you never have to worry about putting out too much food. Chickens can, however, be underfed — and there's quite a bit to know about their nutritional requirements.
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Why is Costco rotisserie chicken so cheap?

Costco's $4.99 rotisserie chicken is so cheap because it's a "loss leader" designed to get you in the store, with Costco absorbing losses to drive sales of other items, coupled with extreme cost control through vertical integration, owning its own chicken processing plant in Nebraska to manage supply, quality, and costs from farm to finish. They're also smaller than uncooked chickens and have added solutions to stay plump, maximizing value for members. 
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What happens to unsold Costco rotisserie chicken?

Depending on the location, the leftover rotisserie chicken at Costco can end up in the company's enormous ready-to-bake chicken pot pies, containers of chicken noodle soup, chicken salad, oven-ready chicken alfredo pasta, chicken street tacos, salads, wraps, and enchilada bakes.
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Is it safe to eat rotisserie chicken after 5 days?

It's generally not recommended to eat rotisserie chicken after 5 days because the USDA advises using cooked chicken within 3 to 4 days in the refrigerator (at 40°F or below) to minimize bacterial growth, though some sources suggest it might last up to 5 days if stored perfectly and inspected closely for spoilage signs like slime or off-smells. To be safest, freeze any leftovers by day 3 or toss them, as refrigeration only slows bacteria, it doesn't stop it, and risks increase significantly past the recommended window. 
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How many people will two rotisserie chickens feed?

Typically, you can plan for a whole chicken to feed 4-6 people, depending on the size of the chicken and the size of the appetites at the table. But with enough filling side dishes, you may be able to stretch that further.
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How long does a 50 lb bag of chicken feed last for chickens?

A 50 lb bag of chicken feed lasts roughly 2-3 weeks for 4-5 hens, about 10 days for 10 hens, and around 5 days for 20 chickens, but this varies greatly with flock size, age (chicks eat more), free-ranging, feed type (some have more fillers), and feeder efficiency. A single adult hen eats about 1/4 lb (4 oz) daily, so a bag can last a solo hen for months, but wastage and supplements significantly change this. 
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Is 10 pounds of meat enough for 20 people?

Yes, 10 pounds of boneless meat is generally enough for 20 people if it's served as the main protein with sides, averaging 1/2 pound (8 oz) per person, but you might need more (12-20 lbs) for bone-in cuts like ribs, heavy eaters, or if meat is the sole focus, ensuring everyone gets seconds or leftovers. Aim for at least 10 pounds for a good start, but adjust up for larger appetites or bone-in cuts. 
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What is the 90/10 rule for chickens?

The 90/10 rule for chickens means 90% of their diet should be a balanced, complete feed (like layer pellets or crumbles) and only 10% should come from treats, scraps, or supplements, ensuring they get essential vitamins, minerals, and protein for health and egg production, not just empty calories from extras. This ratio prevents nutrient dilution, which can lead to fewer eggs or health issues, with treats typically limited to a couple of tablespoons per bird daily.
 
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What do Amish farmers feed their chickens?

Amish chicken feed is characterized by natural, whole ingredients like corn, wheat, oats, and foraged items (bugs, weeds), supplemented with kitchen scraps, avoiding processed feeds and medications, resulting in richer eggs and flavorful meat. While some Amish farms grow their own grains, commercial "Amish-style" feeds are available, often featuring non-GMO grains, peas, fishmeal, and minerals, sometimes with alfalfa for yolk color, available from local feed stores or online.
 
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Why put lime in chicken run?

In addition to cleaning and disinfecting, producers can use lime in poultry houses to control pathogens (and reduce fly problems). According to current research, lime is effective at preventing the following poultry diseases: Avian influenza. Newcastle disease.
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What animal just takes the head off chickens?

If birds are dead and not eaten but are missing their heads, the predator may be a raccoon, a hawk, or an owl. Raccoons sometimes pull a bird's head through the wires of an enclosure and then can eat only the head, leaving the majority of the body behind.
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What does the Bible say about chickens?

Matthew 23:37, contains this: "O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, that killeth the prophets, and stoneth them that are sent unto her! how often would I have gathered thy children together, even as a hen gathereth her chickens under her wings, and ye would not!" Luke's version of the same scene says: "Even as a hen gathereth her ...
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Why is chicken called 45 days?

Since the modern chicken industry was born in Germany in 1950, after decades of development, 45 days chicken (meaning that broilers can be slaughtered when they rise to about 45 days) is normal in the world.
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What's the best selling item at Costco?

Costco's best sellers often center around their Kirkland Signature brand, including staples like batteries, toilet paper, and laundry detergent, alongside popular food items like rotisserie chicken, fresh produce (bananas, apples), bakery goods (croissants, muffins), snacks (trail mix, chocolate-covered almonds), and protein items (shakes, bars), plus quality electronics and household goods like Snapware and Apple products, reflecting great value in both consumables and big-ticket purchases. 
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Is Costco pizza really 700 calories a slice?

Yes, a single slice of Costco cheese pizza is around 700-760 calories, while pepperoni is often cited as 650-710 calories, making it a very high-calorie meal component, especially since a slice is large and often folded over, essentially counting as two servings for some. The exact number varies slightly by topping, with cheese sometimes higher than pepperoni due to less fat from meat, but both are substantial calorie bombs. 
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What food makes you full but low in calories?

Filling, low-calorie foods are typically high in protein, fiber, and water, keeping you full longer; top choices include leafy greens, lean proteins (eggs, chicken, Greek yogurt, fish, legumes), whole grains (oats, popcorn), and fruits/veggies (berries, cruciferous veggies, potatoes, sweet potatoes, watermelon). These foods provide volume and nutrients without excess calories, helping with weight management.
 
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