One of Burger King’s most beloved menu items is getting a flavor makeover ... but only in Massachusetts (for now).
One of Burger King’s most beloved menu items is getting a flavor makeover ... but only in Massachusetts .
The fast-food chain just announced that it’s testing two new flavors of Chicken Fries in the Boston area for a limited time. With any luck, they might just become more widely available soon enough. For now, here’s everything you need to know about Burger King’s latest flavor innovations.Courtesy Burger King
Traditional Chicken Fries are made with crispy white meat chicken and come in a shape that’s perfect for dipping, just like, you know, french fries. The two new flavors will look and taste the same, just with some extra flavor.: This take on a classic brunch dish is “coated in a sweet waffle batter and served with a dip cup syrup,” according to Burger King.
The popular menu item has also experienced flavor makeovers before. Chicken Fries devotees will recall that the fast-food chainOver the years, Burger King has also released Buffalo Chicken Fries, Jalapeño Chicken Fries and, most recently,
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