Are grocery store rotisserie chickens bad for you?

Table of Contents:

1. Are grocery store rotisserie chickens bad for you?
2. Are rotisserie chickens a good deal?
3. Do they inject the rotisserie chicken?
4. What are the top 10 anti-inflammatory foods?

Are grocery store rotisserie chickens bad for you?

Despite all that, Dr. Oz still reassured viewers that rotisserie chickens are ″one of the healthiest processed foods out there," adding that removing the skin makes it even healthier. So overall, we'd say the results were pretty positive, and at least as far as delicious vices go, you can do a lot worse.

Are rotisserie chickens a good deal?

Like many items at Walmart, the only good thing about their rotisserie chickens is the fact that it's cheap. You can usually get one for less than $5 — or even less if you time it right. But if you care about anything other than the price tag, you should stay far away.

Do they inject the rotisserie chicken?

Most rotisserie chickens are injected with chemicals you want to steer clear of including yeast extract, phosphates, and carageenen (more on that below). The healthier the chicken was raised, the healthier the cooked chicken will be for you. You can learn much more about this in our Don't Be Duped by Labels program.

What are the top 10 anti-inflammatory foods?

Anti-inflammatory foods

• tomatoes.
• olive oil.
• green leafy vegetables, such as spinach, kale, and collards.
• nuts like almonds and walnuts.
• fatty fish like salmon, mackerel, tuna, and sardines.
• fruits such as strawberries, blueberries, cherries, and oranges.