Slowhand wrote:Hello.

Is it me you're looking for?

My second load of laundry finished its wash cycle precisely as I finished putting the freshly washed and dried sheets on my bed.

the wash cycle should have finished right when you took the other sheets out of the dryer. All that dryer idle time while you were putting the sheets on the bed.

The best thing is when you capture the residual dryer heat.

TenuredVulture wrote:The best thing is when you capture the residual dryer heat.

between the oven, dryer and small space heater.... can't remember the last time i needed to turn on the heater here.

Man, what a day. Went to Publix for groceries and decided to treat myself to a rotisserie chicken. I stroll up to the deli and they were JUST THEN putting the hot, fresh ones into the case. Milhouse scores again!

https://www.mashed.com/179324/ranking-grocery-store-rotisserie-chickens-from-worst-to-best/

top three are correct.

azrider wrote:https://www.mashed.com/179324/ranking-grocery-store-rotisserie-chickens-from-worst-to-best/

top three are correct.

I've never had most of those places since they aren't around here, so I can't say whether I agree or disagree. But their Publix review is spot on. Often sold out, hence my delight today. The BBQ flavor is horrendous, however, I haven't actually seen them offer that in years. I assumed they discontinued it. Go with Mojo.

I get the shoprite ones some. I would recommend. They are usually pretty good but there certainly is a clunker in there every once in a while.

The Costco rotisserie chicken truly is heaven. It is worth the price of admission.

Agreed

azrider wrote:The Costco rotisserie chicken truly is heaven. It is worth the price of admission.

$96 a year for the right to buy chicken? Nelson Rockefeller over here.

This is a lady that knows a thing about chicken

Bucky wrote:

azrider wrote:The Costco rotisserie chicken truly is heaven. It is worth the price of admission.

$96 a year for the right to buy chicken? Nelson Rockefeller over here.

Only a fool pays full price

Mrs. Vulture and I are celebrating our 25th anniversary today. In recent years, we've been going to this unusual BYO that has some great food in the middle of nowhere between Hope and Willisville. Since it seems to have closed down, and there's a pandemic anyway, we're going to get some excellent BBQ. (It is world class, and gives even the best Memphis places a run for their money.)

I need to try Costco rotisserie chicken when it’s actually hot and fresh. Only times I’ve ever had it has been at my parents’ house after it’s been in the fridge, and even for cold chicken it left quite a bit to be desired IMO. They also always get the plain old original flavor (I’m assuming there are others), which I’m not a huge fan of no matter where it’s from.

TenuredVulture wrote:Mrs. Vulture and I are celebrating our 25th anniversary today. In recent years, we've been going to this unusual BYO that has some great food in the middle of nowhere between Hope and Willisville. Since it seems to have closed down, and there's a pandemic anyway, we're going to get some excellent BBQ. (It is world class, and gives even the best Memphis places a run for their money.)

Congratulations!

Also congrats on your anniversary.

The Dude wrote:

Bucky wrote:

azrider wrote:The Costco rotisserie chicken truly is heaven. It is worth the price of admission.

$96 a year for the right to buy chicken? Nelson Rockefeller over here.

Only a fool pays full price

Also full price is actually $60 per year (unless you get the Executive Membership, which is $120)

Slowhand wrote:I need to try Costco rotisserie chicken when it’s actually hot and fresh. Only times I’ve ever had it has been at my parents’ house after it’s been in the fridge, and even for cold chicken it left quite a bit to be desired IMO. They also always get the plain old original flavor (I’m assuming there are others), which I’m not a huge fan of no matter where it’s from.

Nah they just have the one version. It's definitely pumped full of salt but I still usually add seasoning or some kind of sauce.