Rotisserie chicken feels like a small luxury — quick, comforting, and budget-friendly. At Walmart, it’s just $4.98, but is it the best deal?Walmart’s chickens weigh under 2 pounds, fine for one person but skimpy for families or leftovers. By comparison, Costco and Sam’s Club sell birds closer to 3 pounds for the same price — nearly double the meat.
Flavor matters too. Costco’s chickens are famously juicy and well-seasoned, with Sam’s Club close behind (some even say better). Walmart’s version, while convenient, is often smaller, drier, and less flavorful.
So while Walmart works in a pinch, Costco and Sam’s deliver far more value — and tastier results. When it comes to rotisserie chicken, bigger really is better.
