Kroger chicken warmer question

The guidelines show 4 packages of chicken- 2 rotisserie and 2 boxed- The boxed I assume are baked and fried. The questionnaire lumps rotisserie and the boxed chicken together which has been an issue for me. I have shopped locations which have tons of the rotisserie chicken out but not any boxed fried or baked 8 piece. The yes /no answer choices hard to fill out. I wish they would separate the rotisserie and 8 piece boxed chicken elements of the question. II also have been on shops where times on the chicken is not written- which is also an issue. Has anyone else run into this?

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Half full. If they have loads of rotisserie but no fried 8 pc, it's half full. Think if it as two categories, both pass it's full, one passes it's half full, neither passes it's empty. Yes, a single rotisserie chicken available in the bin is still "empty" even though there is a chicken in the bin.

As with other "no" answers, there will be options to choose between after saying no, it isn't full.

Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 06/02/2025 02:57PM by Deedeezthoughts.

Go with DeeDeez explanation. And the next window will pop up with a list of things to choose from to clarify your answer. None of them apply either, so just pick the one that comes closest to the problem.

I see a LOT of them that have no time marked. And now they have new packaging that doesn't have the clock on it, you have to look at the price tag to see the expiration time. I wear readers in the store so that I can see the tags, and that print is difficult to see, even with my readers.

There are multiple warmers in the stores I visit. The big one by the deli and ready to eat foods is where I do my check. But then what do you consider it if that one is loaded with rotisserie and the one by self checkout has the missing 8pc boxes of fried in it? Both are visibly full but neither bin is stocked correctly. I put the actual situation in my notes in case they ask later and marked half full.

I would select one of the warmers with the most product on it. My correspondence in the past with CXG quality control has led me to believe when in doubt, go with what passes. It doesn't mean passing an obvious fail or half or empty. For example, if I look at bananas to judge 50% or 85%, if it is significantly over 50% then I go with 85%.

Do not read so much, look about you and think of what you see there.
Richard Feynman-- letter to Ashok Arora, 4 January 1967, published in Perfectly Reasonable Deviations from the Beaten Track (2005) p. 230

One of the first shops I did after we started having to check the chicken warmers I went to the one in the deli and it was empty and cold. I was done shopping and ready to head to check out and I found another chicken warmer in front of the checkout lanes that was full, with all the right chickens, but no times marked, and all of them were marked down. So I made myself a note to change my notes.

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