TikTok can't get enough of limited edition Aussie snack: Red Rooster's boldest fried chicken flavour yet
If there's one thing Aussies can identify almost immediately; it's a delicious, mouth-watering snack.
And there's a savoury treat on the block that we can't get enough of, and it's already risen to fame on social media.
Meet Red Rooster's limited-edition snack, Buffalo Crunch, the latest fried chicken flavour sensation to turn up the heat.
As one of Australia's most beloved fast-food outlets, Red Rooster has already made a bold mark with a lineup of mouth-watering fried chicken flavours like Hot Honey, Reds Hot Spicy, Sweet N Sour and Smokin' BBQ.
Now, they're stepping up their flavour game once more with a spicy, tangy twist inspired by a global favourite and tailored for Aussie tastebuds.
Buffalo Crunch is everything fans of fried chicken and bold flavours have been waiting for. Crispy, juicy chicken is coated or dipped in a buttery, sweet sauce that brings just the right amount of heat — creating an addictive bite that lingers, beckoning diners back for more.
Whether it's their game-changing Crunchy Fried Chicken, Aussie chicken tenders or classic nuggets and chips, this flavour hits all the right notes. It's the kind of saucy, messy, totally satisfying chicken moment that social media dreams are made of.
The new Buffalo Crunch flavour launches nationally today and will be available for a limited time.
Starting at just $2.50 per piece, it comes in a variety of serving sizes, from 2-piece combos and Satisfryer packs to share boxes with 6, 12 or 18 pieces.
Red Rooster is even offering tubs of their new Buffalo sauce to take home, perfect for those who like their meals extra saucy.
But the flavour innovation doesn't stop there. Red Rooster has also unveiled Buffalo Wings, available exclusively via their online platform — part of the Reds Exclusives menu.
These wings are made from crispy Buttermilk Wings and come generously coated in the same signature Buffalo Sauce.
Only available in packs of six or ten, these wings are not offered over the counter.
To order them, customers need to use the Red Rooster App or website, choosing either Click & Collect or Delivery.
For an extra flavour kick, Red Rooster suggests pairing the Buffalo Crunch with their Blackened Aioli sauce, a zesty take on classic ranch, available for just $1 more. It's the perfect match for anyone chasing that full Buffalo experience.
Whether you're driving through, dining in, or ordering from the comfort of home, Buffalo Crunch is Red Rooster's boldest and most flavourful fried chicken release yet.
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