Chick-fil-A customers upset over ‘annoying' sauce packets: ‘Why does this keep happening?!'
A user in the 'r/ChickFilA' forum on Reddit posted a photo of six classic Chick-fil-A sauces.
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Each packet shows the wrapper torn in different places – and the lids not fully opened.
'Why does this keep happening?! It feels impossible now,' wrote the user.
The person added, 'For a while I could pull [the lid] lower and wider, and it would work, but not anymore. So annoying, lol.'
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The post garnered over 1,000 reactions with customers weighing in and sharing similar dipping sauce stories.
3 A user in the 'r/ChickFilA' forum on Reddit posted a photo of six classic Chick-fil-A sauces. Each packet shows the wrapper torn in different places.
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'Glad to know it's not just me,' commented one user.
A Redditor commented, 'Thought this was my wife's photo. Had to take a double look. Just happened to her.'
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'They changed vendors recently for the seals. It shows. It's like this every time now,' claimed one user.
A user added, 'Happened to me on 2/2 sauces today, too.'
'I've had this happen to me lately also — the corner to peel has been so hard to remove for me, almost like it's just stuck,' wrote one Redditor.
3 Chick-fil-A offers Barbeque, Garden Herb Ranch, Honey Mustard, Polynesian, Sweet & Spicy Sriracha, Zesty Buffalo and its signature Chick-fil-A sauce.
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One person shared, 'I went to CFA [Chick-fil-A] earlier and both CFA sauce packets did this. The lids kept coming apart when I peeled and had to be removed in like 4 different pieces.'
The person went on, 'From some other comments it seems like there might be a batch of packets that are doing this.'
A user wrote, 'I thought I was the only one with this struggle.'
'The trick is to bend the corner tab down first; that gives you a better pull when opening the cover,' one person suggested.
3 'They changed vendors recently for the seals. It shows. It's like this every time now,' claimed one user.
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One user shared, 'I was about to post this — 5 trips in a row, at least 3-4 sauces each all split.'
Chick-fil-A offers seven different dipping sauces.
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Those are Barbeque, Garden Herb Ranch, Honey Mustard, Polynesian, Sweet & Spicy Sriracha, Zesty Buffalo and its signature Chick-fil-A sauce.
'Our classic dipping sauce [has] notes of mustard and a smoky tang,' the restaurant's website says about its own special sauce.
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