My One Chicken Blog for 2025

I could not pass on this post.  I just read an article about a Donna who lives in Washington state and she eats rotisserie chicken DAILY!  For some, that would be a nightmare, for others like myself, it would be a dream come true.  But that's not all the good news from Donna, are you ready?

Donna buys 12 to 14 chickens a week! I can't imagine how good her car smells and her house. However, the reason, the 61 year-old buys those chickens is that she feeds 14 rescue dogs she is caring for.  She says that it's cheaper than dog food and since she buying them at Costco, it definitely is. She feeds the dogs about two chickens a day and she gets to nibble on them too, but I don't think she's eating it while the dogs are eating on the same chicken. (Now I'm have nightmares)

The article was full of interesting things, such as a woman who eats her chicken on the way home while driving. I've eaten ribs while driving and I don't think chicken is any easier. Costco sold 137 million chicken last year and regrettably, I only had a few of them. 

In 2022, Alexander Tominsky, who lives in Philadelphia, decided to eat a whole rotisserie chicken each day and only that just for fun. He only ate one at 2 pm. for forty consecutive days and on his last day there was a crowd of 500 people cheering him on.  He lost 15 pounds, but he also said, "I was drained of energy.  I had acid reflux and heartburn." Boston Market gave away 250 meals to celebrate his achievement.  He said he wasn't going to eat any chicken for awhile. (Now that is a nightmare)

A dietician is quoted in the article as recommending rotisserie chickens to her clients because it's easy to eat and it does add protein.  She does say that there is too much sodium in them and the skin should be taken off. 

I think it would be pretty cool to have 500 people celebrating me eating a chicken.  Maybe I'll put that on my bucket list.  How about a large bucket of chicken a day?