Chick-fil-A is testing two new sandwiches, and here is where you can get them
Chick-fil-A is giving fans of its renowned sandwiches reasons to be cheerful this summer with the unveiling of two new tasty treats.
The fast-food chain announced that it was testing two new sandwiches – the Jalapeño Ranch Club Chicken Sandwich and the Creamy BBQ Chicken - on May 29, along with the seasonal release of its Peach Milkshake and Peach Frosted Lemonade.
In addition, the Atlanta-based company is also releasing new crispy Chick-fil-A Chick-n-Strips.
The strips, along with the drinks, are available for a limited time nationwide.
However, the new sandwiches are teasingly only available in two cities.
Where can I try them?
The Jalapeño Ranch Club Chicken Sandwich, featuring the original fillet, spicy or grilled, on a toasted buttermilk ranch bun with pepper jack cheese, strips of caramelized onion-flavored candied bacon, lettuce, tomato, and pickled jalapeños, will be exclusively available in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Customers can pair it with a side of Jalapeño Ranch Sauce for an extra kick of flavor.
Meanwhile, the Creamy BBQ Chicken Sandwich, including the OG fillet, is served on a toasted, buttery bun with Creamy BBQ Slaw and sweet heat pickle chips.
That sandwich, which can be enhanced with extra Creamy BBQ Sauce, will be available exclusively in Jacksonville, Florida.
Both sandwiches are only available from now until July 19 at selected restaurants.
Customers can check the Chick-fil-A app or contact their local restaurant to check if the sandwiches are available.
Chick-fil-A, Inc., a privately held, family-owned company, is the third-largest restaurant chain in the United States. Yet, it is not listed on a stock exchange.
In April, a study found that Chick-fil-A took the top spot among its competitors in an order accuracy study, with a score of 92 percent compared against McDonald's and Burger King, which shared a score of 88 percent.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
South Wales Guardian
an hour ago
- South Wales Guardian
100,000 electric vehicle charging points to be installed with £381m funding
The cash aims to help the uptake of electric cars among motorists who do not have their own driveways and charging points. The new charging points come on top of 80,000 already installed publicly across the UK, and tens of thousand more installed privately. Transport minister Lilian Greenwood said: 'This Government is powering up the EV revolution by rolling out a charge point every 29 minutes, and our support to roll out over 100,000 local charge points in England shows we're committed to making even more progress. 'We're delivering our Plan for Change by investing over £4 billion to support drivers to make the switch, while backing British car makers through international trade deals – creating jobs, boosting investment and securing our future.' The money comes from the Government's Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure fund, which helps councils to instal new EV charging points. Meanwhile, in a sign of growing market confidence in EVs, London-based firm Believ has secured £300 million to roll out charging points across the UK.
Scotsman
an hour ago
- Scotsman
Biofilm prevention leader Remora announces groundbreaking partnership with global textile chemical innovator
Award-winning Scottish biotechnology company Remora has announced a major milestone in its commercial journey after signing a new long-term licensing agreement with Swiss-based Beyond Surface Technologies (BST) to bring its revolutionary biofilm prevention technology to the global textile market. Sign up to our daily newsletter – Regular news stories and round-ups from around Scotland direct to your inbox Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Award-winning Scottish biotechnology company Remora has announced a major milestone in its commercial journey after signing a new long-term licensing agreement with Swiss-based Beyond Surface Technologies (BST) to bring its revolutionary biofilm prevention technology to the global textile market. The partnership will see BST – a specialist in sustainable textile chemistry – integrate the patented Remora® technology into its green chemical formulations for use across performance apparel, outdoor garments and technical fabrics. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Biofilms – invisible layers of microorganisms that adhere to fabrics – are a widespread issue in the textile sector. On performance garments in particular, they cause persistent odours, staining, and material degradation, even after repeated washing. They also pose risks of skin irritation and contamination. Matthias Foessel, Co-founder and CEO of Beyond Surface Technologies Remora® technology offers a breakthrough solution. Developed using a scientifically engineered molecule inspired by red seaweed's natural defense mechanisms, it prevents biofilm formation at source, without relying on toxic antimicrobial agents. Remora's collaboration with BST will support the sustainable creation of cleaner, fresher and longer-lasting textiles. The technology can be used at multiple stages of the supply chain. Dr Yvonne Davies, Chief Commercial Officer at Remora, said: 'This partnership with BST is a transformational step for Remora and a breakthrough moment for the textile industry. Our Remora® technology offers a sustainable, scientifically proven alternative to toxic biocidal treatments and will help brands tackle persistent odour, staining and material degradation caused by biofilms. 'Through BST's extensive global supply chain relationships and deep expertise in green chemistry, we now have a clear route to market with some of the biggest names in fashion, performance wear and technical textiles. This collaboration doesn't just scale our technology, it unlocks its full potential to support a cleaner, safer and more sustainable future for textiles.' Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Matthias Foessel, Co-founder and CEO of Beyond Surface Technologies, said: 'We are excited to bring this remarkable marine-inspired technology for biofilm prevention to the textile industry. It offers a unique way to keep fabrics and garments cleaner and fresher for longer. 'We're very pleased to have signed this collaboration with Remora, based on a Unilever patent portfolio. This partnership marks another important milestone in our mission to advance chemistry with reduced environmental impact - without compromising on performance.' Originally developed through a decade-long R&D collaboration with Unilever and leading UK universities, Remora's technology now has a direct route into commercial textile markets via BST's formulation expertise and global customer network – which includes many of the world's best-known fashion and sportswear brands.
Wales Online
2 hours ago
- Wales Online
Rhyl's multi-screen cinema to reopen in latest boost for seaside town
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Rhyl's multi-screen cinema is set to reopen as the embattled seaside town shows early signs of a revival. The town has suffered a tough few years with the closure of the Vue cinema on the seafront, as well as losing the SeaQuarium and the failure of the Skyflyer to take-off. This was compounded by storm damage closing the SC2 waterpark. But this week came the news it would reopen next month. The town is also set to benefit from a £20m UK Government investment in the resort - with a board set up to decide how that should be spent. The Queen's Market Food Hall and Event space will also open in July. Now independent national cinema operator, Merlin Cinemas have announced they will take over the closed five-screen cinema, subject to completing lease arrangements with Denbighshire County Council, who own the site. The Cornwall-based independent operator has 21 other cinemas across the UK, including the Scala at Prestatyn. The company has a reputation for operating historic cinemas, as well as repurposed and modern buildings as cinemas, in communities often overlooked or underserved by larger cinema companies. Following the closure of the cinema at the end of January, Denbighshire County Council said it has been "working hard" to attract an operator to the popular amenity on Rhyl's promenade. Councillor Jason McLellan, Leader of Denbighshire County Council and Lead Member for Economic Growth & Tackling Deprivation said: 'We're delighted to have Merlin on board to ensure that residents and visitors can enjoy a great day out in Rhyl. Once the lease is signed and Merlin have taken over, the cinema will play a pivotal role in the broader regeneration efforts in Rhyl town centre.' Merlin is working closely with the Council to complete and sign the lease and with suppliers to assess the work needed behind the scenes before it can reopen. They said they are committed to improving the cinema and enhancing the cinema experience for the local community. It may mean that the cinema reopens in phases. There will also be a new name, which is still under wraps. Sign up for the North Wales Live newsletter sent twice daily to your inbox Merlin's Founder and Managing Director, Geoff Greaves, who was awarded an MBE for his outstanding contribution to the cinema industry, said: 'We're delighted to have been successful in our bid to operate this cinema. We're already familiar with the location because of our cinema four miles along the coast in Prestatyn, but when the opportunity came along, we jumped at the chance. "We are doing everything we can to get the doors open so that the town has a cinema again. We really believe that seeing a film at the cinema on the big screen with family or friends is a very different experience to watching it at home; it is more memorable, more sociable and offers a sense of occasion. We look forward to welcoming you back to your cinema very soon.' Councillor McLellan added: 'The cinema itself is in a great location opposite Queen's Market Food Hall and Event space, which will open on 10 July, therefore this is a great opportunity to be part of an exciting time for Rhyl. As a Council, we're delighted to have found an operator to take over the site so quickly and we're looking forward to working with Merlin to secure the success of the facility. 'When it opens, I urge residents to support the cinema as well as other leisure facilities in the town – we need everyone to be backing our businesses to ensure their continued success.' Join the North Wales Live WhatsApp community group where you can get the latest stories delivered straight to your phone
