Coles worker reveals the secret behind the store’s popular hot roast chickens – and it’s all down to the seasoning
- A Coles worker has revealed the secret behind their ever popular roast chickens
- The 17-year-old posted videos showing how the chickens are prepared in store
- She said the trick to the perfect roast chicken is the special seasoning they use
A Coles worker has revealed the secret behind their delicious and ever popular roast chickens.
The young woman said the deliciously crispy skin is down to the copious amounts of seasoning poured onto the chickens before they are roasted in store.
A Coles employee from Perth, Western Australia, posted the secret to the chickens on TikTok, showing exactly how the roast birds are prepared throughout the shift.
A Coles worker has revealed the secret behind their delicious and ever popular roast chickens is all in the special seasoning
‘We place the chickens on the racks and season them so they are nice and crispy,’ the teenager wrote.
The video shows the young woman preparing the oven to cook the chickens, preheating the oven to 220c.
She then takes the raw chickens from their individual yellow bags before seasoning them.
Before they go in the oven the worker gives them one more coating of seasoning.
After an hour and 15 minutes in the giant commercial oven the chickens are removed.
The oven sis placed on self-cleaning mode and the worker laughs as she struggles to place the chickens in a bag.
She said workers lash the chickens with seasoning which helps them become extra crispy
The Coles worker filmed herself throughout her shift, preparing the chickens for customers
Thousands of people watched the videos with hundreds leaving comments.
A former Coles employee reflected on how times have changed.
‘About 15 years ago when I worked at Coles, we had to crack their wings down so they looked nice,’ one woman said.
A Woolworths worker appeared obsessed with the video and said they were jealous of the ‘much better design’ of the competitor’s ovens.
the young woman often posts about her job with some videos attracting as many as 300k views despite having just 800 followers.