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There are a lot of different diets out there:
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And the truth is, all of the above diets and eating patterns are actually very good choices. A lot of people have lost weight, built muscle and otherwise transformed their bodies of all of the above eating patterns..
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It’s not uncommon for a “quick trip” to Costco to turn into an hours-long adventure, so it’s understandable if you’ve grabbed one of their $5 rotisserie chickens on the way out the door for a quick and healthy dinner. Plus, they’re delicious — and it’s a lot better than swinging through the drive-through, right? Yes and no..
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Rotisserie chicken is a big moneymaker for supermarkets across the U.S. — hungry shoppers took home a total of 625 million in 2017 alone, and plenty of those rotisserie chickens had to come from Walmart. After all, the one-stop shop carries everything from household items to clothing to fresh produce, and holds the number one spot in the grocery world. When it comes to Walmart’s rotisserie chicken, though, you might want to think twice before you grab another one..
The low price tag on Walmart’s rotisserie chicken can be enticing — especially if it’s on clearance! but for $4.98 you’ll be tossing less than two pounds of chicken into your cart — 1 pound, 13 ounces to be exact. Why settle for less when for the same price you can pick up a larger bird at Sam’s Club? Since Sam’s Club is owned by Walmart, you might think you’re getting the same product — but you’re not. A bird from Sam’s weighs in at a whopping 3 pounds. Costco’s rotisserie chicken also comes in at 3 pounds, and it’s just a penny more. Why settle for less?
Aside from value, flavor is another reason to take your money elsewhere. Reviews on the Walmart product page are hit or miss, with several complaints about Walmart’s chicken being either overcooked or undercooked..
“Yeah, off to a bad start, unfortunately.”.
Meanwhile, Costco consistently ranks the highest in a long line of rotisserie chicken taste tests. Taste of Home ranked Costco’s “super juicy and flavorful” rotisserie chicken tops, while Walmart came in dead last. Costco also won top honors from Eat This, Not That!, with Walmart again coming in last. Reviewers noted that the Walmart rotisserie chicken was, quote, “very fatty, and had too much pepper on the skin,” and said it was “bone thin.” Snack Girl’s thorough assessment of Walmart’s rotisserie chicken concluded that it tasted like, quote, “burnt, salty meat.”.
“I didn’t realize it could be this bad.”.
Though Costco’s rotisserie chicken does tend to trounce Walmart when it comes to flavor, they don’t always edge out other competitors. One Redditor proclaimed,.
“I used to be a Sam’s member now I’m a Costco member. I can tell you one thing for a fact. Sam’s rotisserie chickens crush Costco’s rotisserie chickens every day of the week and twice on Sundays. Other than that I’m a Costco guy.”.
There is one category where Walmart beats out its competitors without question, though it’s not likely one they’re proud of — sodium content. For a 3-ounce serving of its rotisserie chicken, Walmart comes in at 690 milligrams of sodium. That’s a bit higher than Sam’s Club at 550 milligrams, and Costco has even less at 460 milligrams. For a lower sodium option, head to Whole Foods. Though they definitely won’t win the value category, as their birds sell for up to $10, when it comes to reasonable sodium, they’re a solid choice. The rotisserie chickens from Whole Foods contain just 280 milligrams of sodium per one-quarter of a bird, which is about 3 ounces. It’s Publix, though, that puts its competitors to shame, as their rotisserie chicken comes out to just over 200 milligrams for the same size serving. That’s almost three-and-a-half times less sodium than in the chicken you’ll find at Walmart..
When it comes to size, value, and flavor, Walmart just doesn’t stack up. Whole Foods and Publix are obviously the places to turn if you’re looking for less sodium. Wholesale clubs like Sam’s Club and Costco deliver larger birds for the same price, and consistently earn rave reviews from taste testers. While it might not be worth getting a membership strictly for the sake of buying your weekly rotisserie chicken, it’s certainly a perk if you’ve already got one..
As tempting as they may be, instead of in your cart, Walmart’s rotisserie chicken should be added to the long list of items to stay away from the next time you head to the superstore..
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Patients and their families contact Debbie’s Dream Foundation and have many questions about nutrition and how to eat through their diagnosis, especially through the holidays. That is why we have partnered with Memorial Cancer Institute and Publix Aprons Cooking School to bring you both a webinar and delicious recipes modified for gastric cancer patients.**..
**These recipes were developed by the Registered Dietitians from Memorial Cancer Institute, Hollywood, Fl. along with the Resident Chef at Publix Aprons Cooking School, Plantation, Fl. Note that the Registered Dietitians featured in these recipe tutorials from Memorial Cancer Institute can only treat patients who are a part of the Memorial Healthcare System treatment team.

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Ever wonder if there are specific diets or foods that keep your brain healthy? Ever think about the effect of foods on preventing or delaying memory and dementia issues associated with Parkinson’s disease or other brain diseases and conditions? Can specific foods, supplements or ways of eating improve your “brain health?” Do the foods and diet that your brain requires differ from those required by other organs in your body, such as your heart or gut? In this PD Health @ Home virtual meeting, Dr. Karp will review these areas to help you gain a better understanding of what the latest medical research and data show..
Speaker:
“Food and Your Brain”.
Warren B. Karp, PhD, DMD.
Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Pediatrics, Oral Biology and Oral Diagnosis.
Augusta University.
Moderator:
Annie Long.
Senior Community Program Manager.
Parkinson’s Foundation.
Program Materials:
Learning materials for this session can be found at wbkarp.com..
About the Speaker:
Dr. Karp is Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Pediatrics, Oral Biology and Oral Diagnosis at Augusta University. He has a Ph.D. in biochemical nutrition from The Ohio State University and a D.M.D. from Augusta University. He is an elected member of The American Institute of Nutrition, The American Society of Clinical Nutrition and is past president of the Georgia Nutrition Council. He has served as Director of the Nutrition Consult Service at The Dental College of Georgia, for over twenty years, appointed to the Governor’s Obesity Taskforce and has served as Vice Chair of the Augusta (Columbia County) Board of Health.