Things are heating back up in the chicken sandwich wars, and the pressure has reportedly pushed McDonald’s to use MSG in its sandwiches in order to compete with rivals Popeyes and Chick-fil-A.
Things are heating back up in the chicken sandwich wars, and the pressure has reportedly pushed McDonald’s to use the flavor enhancer MSG in its new Crispy Chicken sandwiches in its bid to compete with rivals Popeyes and Chick-fil-A.
Yahoo Finance reached out to McDonald’s for confirmation on the report, and a spokesperson responded, “We are always listening to our customers regarding our menu offerings. So far, our customers in Houston and Knoxville have had a positive response to the test of our Crispy Chicken Sandwich and Deluxe Crispy Chicken sandwich. Feedback and insights from the test will inform our decisions moving forward.
It’s important to note that both Popeyes and Chick-fil-A currently use MSG in their chicken sandwiches, and both companies post their full ingredients lists online. McDonald’s doesn’t use MSG in its food that is on the national menu, and there are no updates from the company yet on whether the Crispy Chicken Sandwiches will be added to the menu permanently.
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