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The Chicken war

What side of the chicken war are you on?

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Which side of the chicken war are you on?

Popeyes

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Chick-fil-A

Popeyes and Chick-fil-A both sell chicken to lots of groups of people. But as Williams-Forson observes, there is — at least in perception — a kind of racial affiliation, As the narrative goes, she says, “Popeyes equals black, and Chick-fil-A equals non-black, which is kind of interesting to me,” and she isn’t alone.
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Popeyes vs. Chick-fil-A fried chicken sandwiches, explained - Vox

I am definitely on the side of Chick-fil-A. Popeyes really dropped the ball running out of chicken! Epic failure!
 
Where's the button to vote for KFC? Or the McChicken sandwich? Lousy poll.
 
PoS said:
Where's the button to vote for KFC? Or the McChicken sandwich? Lousy poll.
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I'd go for "none of the above".
 
Neither... both have too much MSG for me. [as do most chicken places]
 
My moms
 
when i ate meat, it was mostly KFC on the rare occasions that i got fried chicken. had Chik FilA a couple times before people started going insane and waiting in line for it like it was a rock concert. i thought that it was decent, but not so much better than McDonalds that i would go out of my way to go there. this was in the mid 2000s, though, so maybe it's better now. i've had Popeyes a few times, but it has been so long that i couldn't give it a meaningful review. if KFC takes the Beyond Chicken meatless chicken nationwide, i'll definitely give that a shot. i'm a fan of the Impossible Whopper and i didn't even really like Whoppers that much when i ate meat. it's any port in a storm for vegetarian fast food consumers in the Midwest.
 
Free the chickens! Eat pigeons, the rats of the air!
 
I must say, that while I love the Chick-fil-A (CFA) chicken (spicy is best!), I recently stopped by there and decied to try their new Mac & cheese as a side.

I am done fighting the chicken sandwich war (I think CFA wins by a narrow margin) ... CFA has destroyed the competition in the mac & cheese war.

Granted, the vast majority of mac & cheese offerings in fast food have been awful versions of Kraft mac & cheese so it wouldn't be a hard fight to win, but that is why the mac & cheese at CFA is so amazing to me. They didn't have to try when making a fast food mac & cheese side... it would sell regardless to parents with toddlers everywhere... but they actually went out of their way to make a really good, stand out, mac & cheese.

Applause to them for not cutting corners.
 
Neither.

The real chicken war is between breast men and thigh men. I’m most definitely a thigh man (on chickens anyway).
 
When I lived in San Diego, I met a flight attendant who decided to quit her job after 9/11 because she was a single mother to a 3 year-old boy. Our very first date involved me driving them to Virginia Beach where she grew up. She got an HR job in Norfolk. I got a job as a scuba instructor in Virginia Beach. I loved Susan deeply. She died of cancer. Her two favorite chain restaurants where Chick-Fil-A and Sonny's BBQ. I'm a Chick-Fil-A fan because the place reminds me of her.
 
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