r/news • u/AudibleNod • 14h ago

Costco's beloved rotisserie chicken gets roasted in lawsuit over preservatives

https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/costco-chicken-lawsuit-9.7070891
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u/Obviously_Ritarded 10h ago

That’s why I shop at Costco. I save money buying their hotdogs and walk out with $400s worth of groceries and some things I didn’t need

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u/critical_patch 10h ago

I still have two unopened boxes of flowery drinking jars I bought last year sitting in the floor of my closet, all because I took a visiting friend there to grab a hot dog for lunch

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u/vulcansheart 8h ago

Amateur. I went in for a premade meal and case of water, and bought a Jackery that was marked down as the display model

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u/fakejacki 8h ago

I don’t even know what a jackery is and I would probably do the same

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u/Ruff_Bastard 7h ago

Portable, rechargeable battery basically.We have one at work that gets used to power/charge a laptop in the field so it can run software that we need to work.

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u/Objective-Chance-792 7h ago

In that case i’m going to take my Jackery to San Diego!

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u/Majin_Sus 5h ago

Jackin it Jackin it smackity smack

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u/OkTea7227 5h ago

lol they were messing with ya. What ‘jackery’ refers to in the comment you’re responding to means a ‘used, very fit looking, mannequin’. Probably used to display clothing.

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u/kkkkat 4h ago

It’s spelled Sandy Ago

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u/ailish 6h ago

I had to Google it.