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Location: Georgia, on the Florida line, right above Tallahassee
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I just moved to Virginia. Local Grocery Store (chain store actually) has a fried or rotisserie chicken for ... $7.79.
Wonder what the rest of the country was seeing for a cooked bird. They come in mighty handy. Seems I remember the ones in Georgia stores being cheaper. More along the 5 - 6 dollar range.
Edit. Please don't give store names, or how the price is "terrible.". Be generic.
In Western Mi, where my sister lives, they can be had for $5.99 (a small grocery chain) or $6.99 at major chain, bigger bird. Reduces after 7 PM to $5.49.
In Chicago Metro, anywhere from $5.99 to $7.99...no discounts after anytime because they are usually gone by 7 PM.
H.E.B. has grilled whole split chickens for $5.00. Down the street, a meat market has dinner time fried chicken deal. 10 piece fried chicken[they cut breasts half in 2], four dinner rolls and large potato wedges[4 season coated] for 8.99. The potato wedges are worth the trip. 25 cents each for extras-six are a large potato.
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