Rotisserie chicken

[citation needed] Rotisserie chicken has been a popular food in Canada since the 1950s, and is a staple of Canadian pop culture.

Rotisserie chicken is often sold at restaurants specializing in rotisserie chicken and is eaten with tortillas, salsa, and sides of arroz rojo and refried beans; it can also be found at supermarkets or warehouse clubs such as Costco or Sam's Club, similar to supermarkets in the United States.

[12] Peruvian-style rotisserie chicken has been growing in popularity worldwide, especially in the United States, where a large number of such restaurants have opened in the past two decades.

[citation needed] In the United States, ready-to-eat rotisserie chickens were available in supermarkets and some butcher shops during much of the twentieth century.

[13] However, they did not become a widely available option for consumers until the early 1990s,[14] when Boston Market helped popularize the selling of packaged rotisserie chickens.

[4] Most American large supermarkets (including Costco and Sam's Club) sell rotisserie chicken as a loss leader.

[5] In 2017, Costco broke ground on a new 414-acre facility in Fremont, Nebraska that would include a hatchery, feed mill, and processing plant.

[26][27][28][29] Also in 2022, Spanish-speaking TikTok user @donpollo2982 gained notoriety in June after sharing videos of him eating food in his car, usually rotisserie chicken, while often being interrupted by sounds emitted from his Android smartphone.