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Youngest daughter, single and lives in apartment, is apparently being nourished in entirey by Chick Fil A.
Never been there myself, but she drops off a chicken sandwich or two on occasion.
Pretty tasty, and the standard sauce is very good.
Never been there myself, but she drops off a chicken sandwich or two on occasion.
Pretty tasty, and the standard sauce is very good.
There's no sauce on an original sandwich. It's just bun, chicken, and pickle.
And I throw away the pickle.
Obviously the girl has her old man figured out and knows what he likes ...
ETA: she texted back and said their Signature sauce, made for dipping but she puts it on the sandwiches.
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I kinda hate the Chick Fil A nearest me. They have two drive-up lanes that merge into one service lane. They also have 2 to 5 workers outside all the time, talking to the drivers, moving things along.
The lines of cars still wrap around the building and, sometimes, completely snarl traffic. I've lost many minutes by not remembering to enter that parking lot a couple of entrances away and give Chick Fil A a very wide berth when I'm trying to get to some other business in that shopping center.
If I actually want Chick Fil A, I drive twice the distance in the opposite direction to go to one that doesn't have anywhere near the volume of business.
The lines of cars still wrap around the building and, sometimes, completely snarl traffic. I've lost many minutes by not remembering to enter that parking lot a couple of entrances away and give Chick Fil A a very wide berth when I'm trying to get to some other business in that shopping center.
If I actually want Chick Fil A, I drive twice the distance in the opposite direction to go to one that doesn't have anywhere near the volume of business.
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How did you think the NSA trains new recruits?
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Yeah....I really like the variety of menu choices....
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Had canes for the first time last week and wasn’t impressed.
Not a huge Chick filet fan either. It’s ok for chicken I guess and not dried out; but it’s still chicken.
Canes was just meh.
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Who knows why the chicken crossed the road? My dearly deceased old DIL said it was trying to cross the road to have sex with another chicken. Made sense to me. Anyway the best action at Chic Filet is to go inside for lunch Lot of cute little chillins running around in the zoo area while large bosomed soccer Mamas are feeding the young ones direct from the spigot.
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Lol guess I don’t know good chicken. The sauce is pretty good. I never had anything other than kfc where I used to live. KFC is gross.
As mentioned lol canes menu is basic. You get chicken strips. You can spice it up and get a sandwich aka chicken strips thrown on buns. Their sauce really is great though.
Agreed; I very rarely eat there.
To give them their due, however, they're reliable and fast. Every meal is exactly what you expect and they're frequently calling my name because my order is ready before I can finish filling up my drink cup.
Those two factors are enough for a fast food chain to succeed. They're just way down on my list of places to choose because the chicken isn't anything special and the menu is so limited.
They usually have a person outside taking orders in addition to the window. I wish I owned one despite all the controversy it is a money-making machine. They have a trailer in a store parking lot in the town down the road from me. Can't resist the fried chicken sandwiches. I have to stop and get me a hater chicken sandwich. Cains is okay if you like them spindly chicken fingers they serve. The pictures don't match the product.
Is there any where that serves the kind of fried chicken you USED to be able to get at KFC, PopEyes or Churches before the corporate bean counters took over completely?
IME lately, “gross” is a good word for all the above.
Best I’ve had in years is on a Sunday only, at Brookshire Bros., in Navasota. The ladies who make it on Sunday only know what real Southern fried chicken is meant to be.
A bit too far to go now that family in that area are now deceased.
IME lately, “gross” is a good word for all the above.
Best I’ve had in years is on a Sunday only, at Brookshire Bros., in Navasota. The ladies who make it on Sunday only know what real Southern fried chicken is meant to be.
A bit too far to go now that family in that area are now deceased.
I hope someone has a good answer for you. I'd like to read it.
