Which is why it's extra bullshit that you can't use food stamps to buy them. How dare people want to stretch their food budgets, right?

The Sam's/Costco ones are like $5 across the country. I don't think I've seen one for more than $6

Damn, guess that's the cost if you don't need to heat the coops.

Cooked chicken is 25% less water weight apparently, so those costs are 0.9kg vs 1.5kg cooked. Still not bad, but not less for the precooked it just is cheaper because they use smaller birds