Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire One of the greatest bargains in food.....

is a broasted chicken from Sam's. Wal-Mart has the same thing but I avoid Wal-Mart like I avoid ebola.

They sell a plump broasted chicken for $4.98, plus tax, and one person can eat off one for several days. I've had three sandwiches off mine just today and have only eaten the drumsticks and thighs.

It is delicious!

Yes, it's a great deal.
Throw a couple cops of rice in the rice cooker and you have a meal.

good eats there. Maw's gonna pick up one tomorrow.

I do it at least one a week at work. Usually I can eat half of one and eat the other have the following day. In a time of $8 fast food lunches, it's a great deal IMO. The dam things taste great too.

Sounds to me like you need to hear a sermon on the sin of gluttony. They are a terrific bargain. Being alone I can eat off one 3-4 days if I can just keep Rags, Tucker, Sebastian, Molly, Abby, Sugar, Abby2, Brodie, Pickles, Shiloh, Lovie, Kippie and Patches away from the table.

Yes they are a good deal Mickey and twice the size of the pigeons they sell here in town..

I'm guessing I'm a little younger, and probably burn a few more calories daily than you Mickey. But thanks for throwing that first stone.

We always get at least three meals off one. Dinner one night sammiches the next, and a pot of soup off the carcass. I'm not a huge wing and drumstick guy, but the wife and daughter won't eat em, so I get to them before we make soup, we get 4 meals out of one chicken.

Plus, you don't get steroids, antibiotics and growth hormones in the pigeons, not to mention the toxins from insecticide chemicals sprayed on the grain raised for chicken feed.

They use really nice big chickens too. Add a baked potato and a nice salad and you're really living high.

But stay away from those huge chocolate cakes. Don't say I didn't warn you.

Good thing too.

Doubt they are sourced from the same vendor...

And the fu$^&*n pumpkin pie. I think those things eat me.
My Costco had the rotisserie chicken deboned and packed. It turned out to be the same price as the whole chicken and the same net weight. We use it for sammiches, add it to soups, enchiladas and salads.

try to buy a raw chicken of that size and get it at the same price........start the veggies in water and dump the already cooked chicken in the pot......chicken soup, for 3 days and 10 bucks.

Not throwing stones---just an observation....all in fun. I've tried to get you a snake skin but have only killed one rattler this year and he was shot up pretty badly. I haven't forgotten you, though.

No doubt you're younger. I remember when kudzu was less than a foot long.

Yeah, you can't buy a raw chicken for that price- unless it's starting to get a little rank, but rank does increase the flavor.

Not me. That chit grows like a sumbitch. Kilt my first dirt bike riding kudzu hills.

Pardon did you say alone? Sounds to me like you have a full house. I do know your problem my three are masters of the give me some look. As to the chicken we have a super market that has the same deal great eats at a bargain price.

The two of us can normally eat twice, and then we boil the carcass to make a pot of soup

We get the Costco ones at home. Myself, wife and 3 kids eat 2-3 meals off one. Some salad, rice or fries and it's a good meal.