Womack Supports Certainty and Commonsense Solutions for American Farmers
secured language allowing SNAP beneficiaries to purchase hot rotisserie chicken—providing a nutritious food option that is currently
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Rep. Clyde Votes for Northeast Georgia Farmers, Supports 2026 Farm Bill
from China Allows SNAP beneficiaries to purchase hot rotisserie chicken – an affordable, nutritious option currently prohibited for SNAP
Rep. Crawford Statement on House Passage of the 2026 Farm Bill
program operating during government shutdowns and make hot rotisserie chickens SNAP eligible, were included in this Farm Bill
Congressman Crawford Testifies on His Hot Rotisserie Chicken Amendment to the 2026 Farm Bill
amendment to allow for the purchase of hot rotisserie chicken with Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. Watch … amendment seeks to add hot rotisserie chicken to the list of foods eligible for SNAP recipients to purchase
Congressman Crawford Co-Leads Effort to Allow for the Purchase of Hot Rotisserie Chicken with SNAP Benefits
introduced H.R. 8403, the Healthy Obtainable Tasty (HOT) Rotisserie Chicken Act, alongside 17 of his colleagues, to allow … purchase of hot rotisserie chicken with Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. As President Trump and Secretary Kennedy
Fitzpatrick Leads Bipartisan, Bicameral Bill to Enhance SNAP Benefits
purchase hot, ready-to-eat meals—such as rotisserie chickens, soups, and sandwiches—offering greater flexibility, nutritional value … healthy food choices like hot soup or a rotisserie chicken,” said Rep. Hayes . “SNAP should reflect modern grocery
Garbarino, Meng, Fitzpatrick, Hayes, Nunn Introduce The Hot Foods Act
their benefits to buy hot foods like prepared rotisserie chickens, hot sandwiches, soups and more. “A working … bowl of soup or a rotisserie chicken. That just doesn’t make sense,” said Rep. Garbarino . “Outdated restrictions