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#KFC #Friedchicken #Doughnut #Donut #Sandwich  #DoughnutChickenSandwich Just when it seemed like the  chicken sandwich wars of summer 2019  were starting to wind down, KFC escalates the finger-lickin’ feud by deploying a new, outlandish creation in three cities across America: the Kentucky Fried Chicken & Donuts Sandwich. As the name implies, this is a crispy chicken filet between two glazed doughnuts, priced at $5.99 (or $7.99 as a combo meal). At test locations where this dish is available, KFC is also offering a “basket meal” version, with a choice of bone-in chicken or two tenders, plus a single doughnut for $5.49 (or two doughnuts for $7.49). Participating locations are also selling individual doughnuts for one dollar apiece. These items seem much more in KFC’s junk food wheelhouse than the  non-chicken nuggets that the chain tested  earlier this summer. The Colonel. He tasks me. HE TASKS ME. https://t.co/Fh3sQQPqsf — Patton Oswalt (@pattonoswalt) September 18,

#Popeyes #FriedChicken #Sandwich #Chickensandwich The return of the much-hyped Popeyes chicken sandwich and people promptly lost their marbles. Though I understand what it’s like to be excited about a once-scarce food item (hello, Taco Bell fries), I am urging—nay, pleading—with everyone to please chill out. How to Make the Popeyes Chicken Sandwich, But Better If you blinked you may have missed it, but about a month ago Popeyes released a fried chicken… The sandwich, which was pointedly re-released on a Sunday, promptly caused a bit of mayhem. According to CNN (and the sandwich-seekers of Twitter), drive-through lines “stretched into the streets,” and I have seen multiple videos online of people acting very inappropriately towards the workers. I understand it’s a delicious sandwich, but there is no scenario where yelling at Popeyes employees (or any fast food worker) is an acceptable move.  Even if you wait hours in a line, only to find they sold the very last sandwich to