Is Chick-fil-A THAT good?

You're saying black people prefer more crunch than other races lol?

Do you know how popular fried chicken is in Asia?

How do you know how much crunch a culture prefers?
Honestly, cultural is black vs. white LOL

I don't even consider Asians in that mix
 
Everyone in my family and most of my friends who are also white also prefer extra crispy chicken, and are also paranoid that chicken is never cooked enough. I guess that's an exception though :lol:
I have been out to eat with well over 50 white folks that have ordered wings/chicken etc, I have NEVER head any of them request them fried hard or extra crispy
 
I have been out to eat with well over 50 white folks that have ordered wings/chicken etc, I have NEVER head any of them request them fried hard or extra crispy

What do they order just curious out of the 50 do they order similar items ?


Anyways just ate raising Caine’s for the first time 3 piece...Meh frys are crinkle cut which is awesome but their frys are so thin, chicken was soft I would of preferred extra crispy as well, the sauce was good but that’s all we got here, how are they in business with 5 menu items lol.
 
What do they order just curious out of the 50 do they order similar items ?


Anyways just ate raising Caine’s for the first time 3 piece...Meh frys are crinkle cut which is awesome but their frys are so thin, chicken was soft I would of preferred extra crispy as well, the sauce was good but that’s all we got here, how are they in business with 5 menu items lol.
Just going to bars, etc. Order wings. Normal order. "Let me get 8 wings."

Or a CFA, just order the sandwich, no modifications.
 
I put buffalo on mine
That's fine and dandy, but I feel the sandwich needs a little contrast with a creamy component.

I've been making ranch/hot sauce and mayo/hot sauce combos on my spicy chicken sandwiches recently. Throw the hot sauce right on the chicken, spread it around and let it sink in then add the sauce? You rockin' :nthat:.
 
Seasoning and moistness. Crunch is cool, but not a necessity.
 
Speaking of soft chicken. I notice the pickles be making them joints soggy in spots. I been getting my sandwiches without them lately
 
Definitely noticed that. No pickles on burgers and especially not on chicken sandwiches. Dont even like the taste.

I love pickles by themselves tho.
 
Everyone in my family and most of my friends who are also white also prefer extra crispy chicken, and are also paranoid that chicken is never cooked enough. I guess that's an exception though :lol:

Nah, I think that’s the majority. I dunno about extra crispy but no one wants to bite into some soft fried chicken or eat a raw piece.
 
DC always talking out his ***. I don't know a single person that perfers soft chicken over crispy chicken
Yea, you clearly can't read.

Show me where I said people prefer soft chicken.

I simply said black folks put a premium on EXTRA crispy vs their Caucasian brothers.

@Bend_The_Knee

Nah, I think that’s the majority. I dunno about extra crispy but no one wants to bite into some soft fried chicken or eat a raw piece.
Well yea, I was only speaking on EXTRA crispy. That was the initial point that was brought up
 
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That's fine and dandy, but I feel the sandwich needs a little contrast with a creamy component.

I've been making ranch/hot sauce and mayo/hot sauce combos on my spicy chicken sandwiches recently. Throw the hot sauce right on the chicken, spread it around and let it sink in then add the sauce? You rockin' :nthat:.
I was waiting for you to chime in on this. I knew you would use a contrast in flavors angle.

Do you feel the same way about CFA Chicken biscuits?
 
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