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That sealed rotisserie chicken may not be as safe as you think — here's the reason why
That sealed rotisserie chicken may not be as safe as you think — here's the reason why
That sealed rotisserie chicken may not be as safe as you think — here's the reason why

Published on: 10/15/2026

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When you pick up your rotisserie chicken, pay closer attention.

When it comes to rotisserie chicken, it makes throwing dinner together easier, but the packaging it comes in could be a major red flag.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/trending/2026/10/the-alarming-packaging-sign-that-means-you-should-put-that-rotisserie-chicken-back-immediately.html

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