House Passes Bill to Allow Rotisserie Chicken Under SNAP

SNAP Adding Hot Rotisserie Chicken

The House passed a bipartisan bill to add hot rotisserie chicken to the list of foods available for SNAP recipients. Here's what that really means. Read more...

House approves rotisserie chicken amendment to farm bill in 384-35 landslide

The House voted Thursday to let food stamp recipients buy hot rotisserie chicken, passing a farm bill amendment by a lopsided 384-35 margin that drew support from both parties and sent the measure to the Senate. The vote modifies the Food and Nutrition Act of 2008 to add “hot rotisserie chicken” to the definition of...

WisDems: No hot meals—GOP candidate for governor Tom Tiffany votes for tariffs, SNAP cuts, and against hot rotisserie chicken for SNAP recipients in farm bill

MADISON, Wis. — Yesterday, Tom Tiffany voted for the House Farm Bill that fails to address Trump’s tariffs that are bankrupting farmers and locks in a $187 billion cut to SNAP, all while working Wisconsinites struggle with skyrocketing costs. Tiffany also voted against allowing...

House passes bill to allow rotisserie chicken under SNAP

The House voted on Thursday to pass the Hot Rotisserie Chicken Act, which would make the supermarket rotisserie chickens an eligible purchase under the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program.

Democrats Clash Over Rotisserie Chicken

The House overwhelmingly approved an amendment to the 2026 Farm Bill that would permit SNAP users to buy hot rotisserie chicken.

Hot Rotisserie Chicken Isn’t SNAP-Eligible — but a New Bipartisan Bill Could Change That

Introduced as SNAP faces funding cuts and tighter work requirements, the bill aims to make it easier for 42 million recipients to put a fast, budget-friendly meal on the table.Credit: Juanmonino / Getty ImagesKey PointsA bipartisan bill, the Hot Rotisserie Chicken Act, aims to make hot rotisserie chicken eligible for SNAP benefits, addressing a long-standing rule that excludes hot prepared foods.Lawmakers argue the current policy is outdated, no…