Chick-fil-A Is
Launching a Meal Kit According to CNN Business,
the chain plans to start
releasing the kits on May 4. Chick-fil-A predicts that
half of its national locations
will carry the meals. The kits are meant to accommodate
people who are eating at home more
due to restaurant closings. CNN adds that meal kit companies
have seen an uptick in business
during the COVID-19 pandemic. Chick-fil-A started testing homemade
dishes in 2018 at locations in Atlanta. The test meals took less than a half hour
to make and included pan-roasted
chicken, crispy dijon chicken
and chicken parmesan. Chick-fil-A's Michael Patrick, via CNN Business The new kits
come with two breaded
chicken filets, a side of pasta,
marinara sauce and cheese. You can also change up the chicken
order for a spicy or grilled option. The chicken comes precooked
by Chick-fil-A and only
needs to be reheated.