Chick-fil-a vs McDonalds Southerchicken Sandwhich
 

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Southern Style Chicken Biscuit

Behold. Chicken for breakfast. So juicy, so tasty, so perfectly seasoned, lightly breaded all white meat chicken served on a fluffy homemade tasting biscuit.

 

Southern Style Chicken Sandwich

All hail, the perfect sandwich. So simple, so juicy, so perfectly seasoned, lightly breaded all white meat chicken topped with two pickles and served on an oh, so steamy buttery tasting bun.

Chick-Fil-A has a coporate policy that all their stores are closed on Sunday in honor of God. That sounds most like your kind of place.

a fucking burger for breakfast?

both gutwrenchingly awful.

could be worse, look at the japanese breakfast of champions!




you know, one half of Africa is suffering from malnutrition and undernourishment while one half of America is suffering from malnutrition and obesity!

I eat a pile of fresh fruit for breakfast, but some banner ad came up trying to smother me with this mcdonalds crap, and so I am thinking, what? they are going after chick-fil-a now? first they target starbucks in the 'luxury' coffee market, and in fact have caused some thing like a 10% decline in starbucks' sales in the process, mcglobalization is going to kill us all!

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I had a weird Chick-Fil-A moment while on a visit to the US. I was in a mall and starving hungry, but had just enough for one of their burgers. So I ordered one and when they asked me about stuff like mayo, ketchup, etc. I declined, worried that I might not be able to afford the extras. The woman serving me gave me this pitiful look and gave me the driest burger imaginable. the kind that sucks all moisture from your mouth after just one bite. I was later told the extras came free. How I laughed at my foolishness. What a long post for such a banal story.

Oh yeah, and what's that pizza chain you have, that you find at all the airports and malls? Begins with an S, I think. They're bloody horrible.

Saying that, from my experience, America has some of the best fast food in the world, so long as you avoid the chains.

yes bro. in America, all condiments are free. i was disgusted at having to pay extra for fucking sauce in australia, so i ate everything dry.

God Bless America, is all I'll say. Land of the Free indeed.

amen brother

chick fil A does NOT SELL BURGERS

they sell chicken sandwhiches.

their "secret" is that all their chicken gets a soak in dill pickle brine

I honestly love the fact that you know stuff like that.

I gots connections.
You can taste it though. It gives their chicken a "special" chick fil'A flava
my friend worked there for a while. he had to wear the chicken suit and stand outside waving people in.

they are the only fast food chain in USA that closes on sundays.

fuck chains - buy local

for the record, i have had chik-fil-a sandwiches that were really good without condiments... and i havent eaten at mcdonalds in probably 3 years now.

yes, but does he know the secret family recipee for Bush's Baked Beans?

it's all shit

japan rules

japan has crazy fast food! it comes out of vending machines!

and they say all the zombies are in haiti!

On the subject of Chick-fil-a & sauce, they have both a Honey BBQ sauce that comes in a packet and a special Chick-Fil-A sauce that comes in a little rectangle with foil top (like jams or jellies do).

Both of these are attempts at copying the sauce from a chicken fingers restaurant called Guthrie's. Chick-Fil-A started up in the same area. Athens has a Guthrie's.
http://www.guthrieschicken.com/about.php

Athens has one of the first Waffle Houses. Actually, make that "had," because I think that particular location has now closed down. It has one of the very first Arby's. Not that either are all that good, just sayin'. Athens has several soul food restaurants. There's two I can't even think of now that are also cafeteria-styled. They were good too. The ones I can think of are, of course, Weaver D's ("Automatic For the People"), The Mayflower, Jana's, Food for the Soul, and Wilson's. Honestly, how many other places the size of Athens, GA have so many soul food restaurant choices? Walter's BBQ opens every now and then, and it hasn't been all that good in awhile. There are a few other BBQ restaurants that have smokers outside.

Of perhaps more interest (b/c of the Seinfeld ep), it has the first Kenny Rogers Roasters.
Funny thing is, no one ever goes to it in Athens because of its odd location way down Atlanta Hwy., and because there simply are so many other places. And I don't mean Boston Market. Kenny used to come into the Athens Sushi Bar when I worked there. Thinking back, I got to see the surgeries/botox whatev firsthand haha as his face was transformed into shit.

Here in town there was a place called the Blue Moon Diner that was amazing for what it was, but it closed down. After almost a year, it reopened under new management, but it's only just okay now and nothing very special. Pittsburgh and Philadelpia have some bomb restaurants for greasy, "American"-style fare.