shabby wrote: ↑
These are pretty good, had 3 already... running out of email addresses to register
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It includes a hand-breaded chicken filet, pickles and a signature sauce served on a potato bun. Customers can also get a spicy version which includes a "spicy glaze," says the fast-food chain, or a Deluxe version with lettuce and tomato.
The fast-food chain says customers who order the sandwich online or through Burger King's app will get a free Whopper. The Ch'King offer for the free Whopper is valid until June 20
Wow I just had the $1 Whopper. First time ever having a Whopper. I've had a Big Mac before and it's nasty. Tastes nothing like beef and is a sad small sandwich. Do people actually prefer Big Mac over Whopper? It just goes to show you McDonald's just has the big marketing machine.
The Whopper is incredible added with cheese ($1). Very flavorful, HUGE, and good toppings. I was surprised how big and heavy the burger looked inside the wrapper.
Had another today and despite ordering extra toppings was not given extra. This time the chicken was crispy as the first time but more oily. It was not even half spicy as the first time around. Not sure what happened, it's like they forgot to add spice. This time the chicken piece was little thicker. Still juicy inside.
dsweetlou wrote: ↑Had little bit of a kick to it, but overwhelmingly salty. After couple bites, felt like I was downing packets of salt. Thumbs down.
All in the name of science, I went to a different location to try another Nashville hot chicken sandwich. Since I kept reading so many glowing reviews, I must have got a bad sandwich the first time.
As soon as the cashier handed me the bag today, my finely tuned left-arm scale registered a noticeable weight difference compared to the first sandwich. Looking good so far. Upon opening the bag, I pulled out a considerable amount of napkins. Then, the sandwich, which indeed had some weight to it. Heavier than the first sandwich, that's for sure.
Unwrapping the sandwich revealed a larger, overall thicker piece of chicken. I tasted a thinner part of the chicken on it's own, and the breading and sauce/oil is indeed very salty. That's what it was. Lack of consistency. This thicker sandwich, tasted considerably better. Bites where the chicken was thinner, the saltiness overwhelmed everything. The thicker bites allowed the chicken and other toppings to shine.
This BK Nashville hot chicken sandwich is okay, as long as you don't get stuck with a thin piece of chicken. There are plenty of other consistently better chicken sandwiches like Popeye's and Mary Browns.
