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Never Buy This Popular Food From the Grocery Store, Doctor Warns: “It Leaches Chemicals”
Rotisserie chickens are on grocery shopping lists all across America. Real Simple reports that Costco sold 137 million rotisserie chickens in 2023, and it’s easy to see why. They’re affordable and convenient and make meal prep a breeze—just shred and add to salads, casseroles, burrito bowls, soups, wraps, and more. But while rotisserie chickens may be an excellent source of protein, they’re packed with unfavorable ingredients as well. Keep reading to see why board-certified internal medicine doctor Tania Elliot, MD, never buys rotisserie chickens from the grocery store.
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Rotisserie chicken packaging is a big health issue.
Before you look at a rotisserie chicken's ingredients label, you should consider the packaging. You’ve probably heard that microwaving food in plastic containers is bad news, but what about buying pre-cooked warm food in plastic bags?
"The bag the chicken is stored in is plastic, and it leaches chemicals that get into the food when it’s sitting under the heat," warned Elliott in a viral TikTok video.
Rotisserie chickens are packed with additives and preservatives.
To increase shelf-life, many grocers inject their rotisserie chickens with additives, revealed Elliott. Additives are sourced from plants, animals, and minerals, or they can be chemically produced to enhance the taste, smell, texture, and appearance of food, per the World Health Organization (WHO). However, natural and synthetic food additives can pose health risks.
Preservatives are a form of additives; studies show both can pose serious health risks, whether natural or artificial. "Chickens are often marinated in a preservative solution. We opt for preservative-free cosmetics, and then we’re eating preservative-infested chicken," said Elliott.
This solution usually consists of sugars, processed ingredients, gums, and a concerning amount of sodium, National Chicken Council senior vice president of communications Tom Super told Consumer Reports: "Essentially, all rotisserie chickens are enhanced with a solution [injected into the bird] to keep the birds moist and tasty."
Nutritionist Amy Keating, RD, added, "Natural flavors aren’t necessarily as natural as you might think, and you should generally try to avoid processed ingredients as much as possible."
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They also contain carrageenan—a food additive banned in other countries.
One of those food additives is carrageenan.
"This is a chemical that pre-cooked poultry is injected with to make it tender and juicy, but guess what? It can also inflame the gut. Carrageenan is banned in Europe, but not in the United States," Elliott warned followers.
Per Healthline, carrageenan derives from red seaweed and is used to "thicken, emulsify, and preserve" different foods. However, it’s been contested by health experts for more than 50 years.
"Some evidence suggests that carrageenan triggers inflammation, gastrointestinal ulcerations, and that it damages your digestive system," explained the outlet. "People have been petitioning for products with carrageenan to be labeled with a warning or removed entirely."
In fact, in 2023, Costco shoppers took to Reddit and social media to say they believed the store's rotisserie chickens were making them sick, specifically pointing to carrageenan as a potential cause for their stomach issues.
As of 2016, foods made with carrageenan can’t be classified as "USDA organic," following a ruling from the National Organic Standards Board.
@drtaniaelliott 👩🏻⚕️What's one thing I never buy from the grocery store? Rotisserie chicken. Why? ❌The bag the chicken is stored in is plastic and it leaches chemicals that get into the food when it's sitting under the heat. ❌Most stores inject the chickens with additives so that they can last on the shelf longer. ❌Chickens are often marinated in a preservative solution. We opt for preservative-free cosmetics and then we're eating preservative-infested chicken. ❌And carrageenan. This is a chemical that pre-cooked poultry is injected with to make it tender and juicy, but guess what? It can also inflame the gut. Carrageenan is banned in Europe, but not in the United States. #doctor #learnontiktok #themoreyouknow
Nicky Henderson hugs Constitution Hill’s owner after ‘frightening’ Kempton workout as huge market move takes place
NICKY HENDERSON hugged Constitution Hill’s owner after the superstar’s ‘frightening’ Kempton workout – as a huge market move took place.
The former Champion Hurdle king powered away from the 126-rated Aston Martini and That’s Nice on his racecourse gallop.
https://twitter.com/jkeene124/status/1894341481453830283It was sweet relief for Henderson and Michael Buckley after their world came crashing down 12 months ago.
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You May Hate Andor Season 2 Trailer’s Music Choice but It Perfectly Ties Into an Uproarious Season 1 Moment
Andor Season 2 trailer is finally here, and it’s safe to assume that fans were stunned the moment they heard that beat drop from the beginning. It’s quite unlike previous Star Wars trailers we’ve seen, and while it’s a breather for some, it’s quite intriguing for the rest. Apart from the show’s critically acclaimed production, […]
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Channel 5 issues major update on All Creatures Great and Small after five series on air
CHANNEL 5 has finally revealed the fate of All Creatures Great and Small – and fans will be thrilled.
The beloved drama, which has captured hearts with its charming tales of rural Yorkshire life, has been a firm favourite since it first hit screens in 2020.
Following five successful series, viewers have been eagerly awaiting news on whether James Herriot and the gang would be back for more.
The beloved cast have now been given the green light to start filming for the much-anticipated sixth series.
Samuel West, who plays Siegfried Farnon, took to social media and unveiled a snapshot of a clapperboard revealing that production for the new episodes already has begun.
Taking to X – formerly Twitter – he teased: “Thanks for your kind comments about #AllCreaturesGreatAndSmall Season Five.
“Never long enough… Sad that it’s over, but we hope this will raise spirits; we started filming Season Six today, More news later.”
The show’s official Twitter account also posted the clapperboard in its own announcement.
They teased: “Attention #ACGAS fans. Exciting news the cast and crew have officially kicked off filming for Season 6 in beautiful Yorkshire today! We can’t wait to return to Darrowby with all of you soon.”
Fans rushed to the comment section to share their excitement, with one writing: “It’s that time of year again, and I couldn’t be happier about it.”
Another added: “You don’t understand how excited I am about this.”
A third penned: “Fabulous love this programme, can not wait.”
A fourth said: “So exciting such a long wait!”
A fifth chimed in: “The best show on TV.”
The release date has not been confirmed, but the new episodes are expected to air on Channel 5 in autumn.
Last time we took a trip to the 1940s Yorkshire Dales, James Herriot was back from RAF training, finally reuniting with wife Helen and baby Jimmy.
Top Channel 5 dramas
Channel 5 has become a hub for gripping drama, these are some of the best My5 has to offer.
- All Creatures Great and Small – Based on the best-selling novels by real-life vet Alf Wright, the show revolves around a trio of vets working in the Yorkshire Dales in the late 1930s. Eccentric Siegfried Farnon (Samuel West) hires James Herriot (Nicholas Ralph) for his veterinary practice at Skeldale House alongside himself and his younger brother Tristan (Callum Woodhouse). There James settles into his new life and even finds love with local farmer’s daughter Helen (Rachel Shenton).
- The Ex-Wife – New parents Tasha (Céline Buckens) and Jack (Tom Misson) seem to have the perfect life, but the constant presence of Jack’s overly friendly but suspicious ex-wife Jen (Janet Montgomery) puts pressure on the couple. But as the series progresses it becomes less clear who the bad guy really is and how far everyone will go to get the life they think they deserve.
- Heat – EastEnders alum Danny Dyer leads this four-part action thriller, set in Australia, which sees two families holidaying together during bushfire season. But instead of rest and relaxation, secrets and lies start to unravel — and not everyone will make it out alive…
- Lie With Me – Another soap legend jets off to Australia, this time its EastEnders alum Charlie Brooks who takes as a married woman trying to saving her marriage by moving halfway around the world after her husband had an affair. However it’s far from plain sailing, as a young and attractive live-in nanny comes to work with the Fallmont family, and tensions soon build and eventually, someone ends up dead.
- The Drowning – Jill Halfpenny plays Jodie, a woman whose life is shattered following the disappearance of her beloved four-year-old son, Daniel. However, ten years later, the grieving mother thinks she’s finally found her missing child, and embarks on a journey to discover the truth about him. But has she really just found the son she has been missing for so long?
But just as life seemed to settle, disaster struck – James’ military dreams were crushed after a shock health diagnosis left him grounded.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Hall got stuck into the war effort as a blackout warden, Richard Carmody was tempted by a huge offer from Imperial College London.
And Siegfried was over the moon as Tristan made his grand return to Darrowby.
Catch up on all five seasons of All Creatures Great and Small on MY5.
