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Whole Certified-Organic Free-Range Chicken

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Savor the buttery taste and texture of our delicious, award-winning chicken -- the first chicken on the market ever to be certified by the USDA as free-range organic. You'll never be able to eat grocery store chicken again.

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Just the facts

Humanely-raised
USDA-certified free-range organic chicken
100% non-GMO, organic feed
No antibiotics or hormones
No animal by-products
No arsenicals
Raised to 8 weeks
Air-chilled for no retained water
Farm-to-table audit trail
Sold in an uncooked state
Product of USA
For best taste on fresh products, use or freeze within 3-5 days of receipt; for frozen products, use within 1-2 days after thawing

If you are what you eat, you better eat well; since we all eat a lot of chicken, this organic bird is the perfect solution.

Decades ago, D'Artagnan pioneered the organic and free-range certification for chicken. Concerned about the cheap quality of poultry on the market, we wanted to offer an alternative. This chicken is the result. It is free-range, USDA-certified organic, and humanely-raised without the use of antibiotics or arsenicals.

Not only is it tastier, it's also 25% leaner than standard, commercially-raised chicken. And the air-chilling process results in a bird with no retained water, and more concentrated flavor than the average chicken. We are proud to have raised the bar and established the gold standard for poultry with this bird.

Cooking & Serving

Enjoy this fine organic chicken roasted with herbs, cut into pieces and fried, poached in broth, or however you like your chicken. When buying a whole chicken, remember to stash the bones away in the freezer after you’ve eaten the meat to make stock with later. Chicken stock is one of the secrets of great chefs—they use it in place of water in many recipes, as a base for sauces, and to impart umami to vegetable dishes. We are firm believers in using the whole animal—from beak to tail—and even getting the flavor and nutrition right out of the bones.