7 fast-food chains that use real cheese
1. Wendy's
Wendy's incorporates real cheese in several of its offerings, including the Spicy Asiago Ranch Chicken Club, which features Asiago cheese. 'Over the years, we've used smoked gouda, blue cheese, asiago and feta on hamburgers, chicken sandwiches and salads. Fresh mozzarella is the latest evolution of delivering fresh cheese to customers,' the company said when they launched the BelGioioso cheese on their menu in 2017.
2. Chick-fil-A
At Chick-fil-A, sandwiches like the Spicy Deluxe come topped with real Pepper Jack cheese. 'Spicy deluxe is truly one of the best things in life' one fan said. Another commented: 'I always get their spicy chicken with pepper jack cheese. It's a good combination.'
3. Shake Shack
4. Freddy's
5. Burger King
Burger King uses real Swiss cheese on its Bacon Swiss Royal Crispy Chicken sandwich. 'It's one of the best non-Whopper items on the menu' one fan says. 'Prefer it in Fiery form but the bacon/swiss one is good, too. And the crispy wraps are worth a try, too. Honey Mustard is the best of the 3, IMO.'
6. Popeyes
7. Carl's Jr.
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