My Perfect Meal at Chick-fil-a


     I go to Chick-fil-a often and every time I am torn between what to get without seeming like I am feeding a whole family.  If I could get whatever I wanted at Chick-fil-a without any shame or remorse for spending too much money, I would order my perfect Chick-fil-a meal.  Of course, I would get the eight-count chicken nugget meal with 3 barbeque sauces.  I would get a side of medium fries with that, but I would also get a fruit cup.  I only eat the mandarin oranges and strawberries, but it is worth the expense of buying the whole fruit cup.  I also love their chicken wraps, but I would only want a half of one because I would be somewhat full from my chicken nuggets.  I would order the Avocado Lime Ranch Dressing to put on top of the wrap.  I never eat the ends of the wrap because it is too much tortilla wrapped up on itself, so I would order it with less tortilla on the ends if that is even possible.  That way I could enjoy the whole half of the wrap.   For my drink, I would order a large sweet iced tea with extra ice.  I would also order a large Cookies and Cream milkshake, but I would ask for chocolate sauce and peanut butter in it.  What would your perfect meal from Chick-fil-a be?            

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  1. s18cmcneilNovember 16, 2017 at 10:04 AM

    Hi Olivia, my perfect meal at Chick-fil-a would be a twelve count nugget meal with two barbeque sauces, medium fries, and a large lemonade. I am obsessed with the lemonade and can drink gallons of it at a time. Depending on my mood, I might get a medium cookies and cream milkshake as well.

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  2. UnknownNovember 18, 2017 at 6:19 PM

    Olivia,

    I too love Chick-fil-A and often struggle with what to order since I like pretty much everything on the menu. However, in a perfect world I would order a 4-count Chick-n-Strips, medium fries, a medium Diet Coke, 2 Polynesian sauces, and 1 Chick-fil-A sauce. If I was really hungry, I would throw in a medium cookies and cream milkshake. If it was breakfast, I would go for the Egg White Grill and a side of hash browns. Even though Chick-fil-A is known for their fried chicken, their grilled chicken is absolutely to die for. If you have not yet tried the Egg White Grill, I highly recommend it since it is flavorful and healthier than most of the other options. I have never tried the wraps with the Avocado Lime Ranch dressing from Chick-fil-A but I might have to now since you like them, and others have said it is good.

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  3. hvNovember 19, 2017 at 5:20 AM

    I too go to Chick-fil-a quite frequently, but usually as an employee instead of as a customer. In fact, just last night I worked a miserable eight hour shift (rainy weather makes people grumpy, and I had the "pleasure" of dealing with such people). This has given me a unique perspective on the restaurant, because I see and am a part of all the hard work that goes in to getting the customer the positive experience they're always coming back for. My favorite break-time meal is the number two spicy deluxe sandwich with bacon, extra tomatoes, and no lettuce. I get a side of chicken soup and a strawberry shake as well. By the way, when ordering a fruit cup you can request only the specific fruit you want in it.

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