You might want to consider Walmart’s rotisserie chicken before grabbing another one. The low price of $4.98, even when it’s on discount, may be enticing, but you’ll only be getting 1 pound, 13 ounces of chicken, not quite 2 pounds. Why settle for less when you can get a bigger chicken at Costco or Sam’s Club for the same price?

Despite the fact that Walmart owns Sam’s Club, the product is distinct. A fowl from Sam’s weighs an incredible three pounds, which is the same as a Costco rotisserie chicken. Flavor is a very significant factor, in addition to size. There are inconsistent reviews on Walmart’s product page, with people complaining about either overcooked or undercooked chicken. However, in taste tests, Costco consistently scores the highest. Costco has the best rotisserie chicken; Walmart’s is the worst. They are both really tasty and juicy.

A Reddit user stated, “Every day of the week, Sam’s rotisserie chickens beat Costco’s rotisserie chickens.” But there is one area where Walmart excels: salt content. A 3-ounce portion of Walmart’s rotisserie chicken contains 690 mg of salt, which is a little more than usual.

in contrast to Sam’s Club (550 mg) and Costco (460 mg). Whole Foods’ rotisserie chicken is a fantastic substitute for people watching their salt intake because each quarter of a bird only has 280 mg of sodium.