Pasture Raised

Whole Chicken

$14.88

Looking for a whole chicken that's as good for you as it is delicious? Look no further than our pasture-raised. air-chilled whole chicken. This chicken has 20% less fat, 50% more vitamin A, and 3 times more omega-3 fatty acids than conventionally-raised chickens. It's a great source of protein and minerals, and its flavor is delicate and slightly sweet. A simple cooking tip is to roast the chicken in a preheated oven at 375 degrees Fahrenheit for about an hour, or until the meat is cooked through.

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Weight:

2.5lb

Pasturebird

Raised outside on fresh pasture, for the most flavorful and healthy chicken you can find anywhere.

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Cooking Instructions

Cooking methods: Roast, Grill, Smoke, Braise
Wine pairings: Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon

Whole chickens are a great way to get a lot of food for your money. They're also really easy to cook. Here's the easiest way: 1. Preheat your oven to 375 degrees. 2. Put the chicken in a roasting pan. 3. Rub the chicken with some olive oil, salt, and pepper. 4. Roast the chicken for about an hour, or until it's cooked through. 5. Let the chicken rest for a few minutes before carving. Remember, quality cooking starts with quality ingredients. Make sure to get your chicken from a source you can trust, like Crowd Cow.

Flavor Profile

Customer Ratings

4.6

Based on 820 ratings

5 659
4 77
3 43
2 14
1 27

Verified • 20 orders

Very good, firm meat that was not overcooked but an interesting texture for a bird! Nice flavor and took to Sumac seasoning beautifully.

Verified • 17 orders

Excellent chicken, is great when butterflied and roasted.

Verified • 73 orders

Fantastic taste, we rotisserie it and one of our favorite meals.

Verified • 2 orders

Amazing!!

Verified • 7 orders

A whole different world compared to mass produced chicken. Flavorful, lean, obviously freshly frozen. Char-grilled after butterfly prep and spice rubbed. Beautiful.

Why We Sourced It

Our products are thoughtfully sourced with integrity and sustainability at the forefront. We partner with trusted farms and producers to bring you premium quality meats that align with your values. Every cut is selected to ensure a unique dining experience, providing top-tier flavor, craftsmanship, and ethical standards you can feel good about.

Sustainably Sourced

All of our meats are sourced from small, independent farms and fisheries that prioritize animal welfare and environmental sustainability. Enjoy high-quality cuts with a clear conscience.

Transparency & Traceability

We provide full transparency about where your food comes from. Every product includes details about the farm, farmer, and sustainable practices, so you know exactly what you're serving.

Exclusive, Premium Quality

From Japanese A5 Wagyu to pasture-raised beef, our selection offers premium, restaurant-quality meats not found in grocery stores. Indulge in top-tier cuts that make every meal unforgettable.

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Pasturebird

Name: Whole Chicken
Brand: Pasturebird
SKU: D34FD1CF87DD4272C7770358C0466190
Price: 14.88 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.6 (820 reviews)

Can chicken make a difference? We think so. In a world of confusing labels, Pasturebird brings it back to naturally flavorful, better chicken with daily pasture movement.

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Nutrient Rich Meat

Pasturebird chickens roam freely on fresh pastures day and night, relishing in natural foraging. Through daily rotations, they lead joyful lives, producing meat that is not only more robust but also rich in nutrients. Prepare for a delightful surprise! Their chicken proudly offers three times the omega-3s, 50% more vitamins, and a flavor that takes you back in time. Experience the difference firsthand and unlock a world of culinary delight with Pasturebird.

Truly Pasture Raised, No Gimmicks

Pasturebird doesn't play marketing games. Their chickens are genuinely pasture raised, and they invite you to visit their farm to see for yourself. Every day, their chickens roam on fresh pasture, the way nature intended. It's about healthy poultry, healthy people, and a healthy planet. Join Pasturebird on their mission for authentic pasture raised goodness.

Pioneers in Regenerative Agriculture

What began with 50 chicks in Farmer Paul's backyard has evolved into a revolutionary venture. They are leaders in pasture-raised poultry and regenerative agriculture, shaping the future of farming. Their chickens thrive in state-of-the-art, solar-powered mobile coops. By rotating them with cattle to fresh grass daily, they are scaling regenerative agriculture to new heights. This groundbreaking approach improves animal welfare and restores the balance in our ecosystem.

Meet Farmer Paul

Farmer Paul, a Seattle native and former All American Track and Field athlete who joined the Marine Corps as an Intelligence Officer. Battling achy joints throughout his athletic career and military service, he discovered the benefits of Paleo after becoming a Certified Public Accountant. Two weeks into the diet, he felt rejuvenated—breathing freely, free from joint pain, bursting with energy, and enjoying restful sleep. Farmer Paul and his wife convinced their whole family to embrace the Paleo lifestyle, witnessing remarkable transformations in weight loss, overall health, and happiness. Despite the additional cost of seeking out quality, clean foods with labels like "grass fed," "free range," "organic," and "antibiotic free," they never looked back.

FAQ

What breed of chicken does Pasturebird raise?

How are Pasturebird’s chickens pasture-raised?

Pasturebird chickens are truly raised on pasture, not just given access. They use floorless, mobile coops rotated daily so the birds spend 24/7 on pasture where they can hunt, forage, peck and scratch for grasses, seeds, bugs, worms, flowers, weeds, and grains. By rotating the chickens to fresh pasture every single day, Pasturebird chicken is not only healthy and delicious but also goes beyond sustainability to rebuild healthy, regenerative soils and grasslands.

What does “Always Outside” mean?

This means that Pasturebird chickens don’t just have ambiguous “access to the outdoors”, but actually live outside on pasture 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Pasturebird uses an innovative, mobile range coop — a floorless structure on wheels that ensures birds have fresh pasture to forage daily and keeps them protected from outside predators and the elements.

What do Pasturebird chickens eat?

What are some of the grasses on the pasture?

What is in the chicken supplemental feed?

Can those who follow the Paleo diet eat Pasturebird chicken?

Yes! In fact, Farmer Paul follows the Paleo diet himself. Early on, Pasturebird actually tried pretty extensively to remove all grains from the chickens diet, but they learned that grains are biologically appropriate food for poultry species. In the same way that people can’t eat grass, but can eat grass-fed beef, Paleo dieters can also eat chicken that had grains (ones that may give your body trouble). This is all due to the special and unique organ within the chicken called a gizzard. This organ intercepts grains, sprouts and stone grinds them prior to digestion.

Do Pasturebird chickens receive antibiotics?

How do Pasturebird chickens stay protected on pasture?

Does Pasturebird chicken look and cook differently than your grocery store chicken?

Because birds were raised on fresh pasture, you may notice a slightly more reddish hue to the meat. Pasture-raised chicken tends to cook faster, so we highly recommend using a meat thermometer as you get acquainted with preparing it. One of Pasturebird’s favorite preparations for their chicken is a simple saltwater brine – just cover the chicken (frozen is fine) with good water, add a half cup of good salt, and cook in your preferred method. This brine really helps to bring out the flavor and keep the bird moist.

Is Pasturebird chicken glycosphate free?