- Chick'n Crisp
Foodbox
name = Crispy Chicken sandwich
serving_size = 1 sandwich ( g)
calories =
calories_from_fat =
total_fat = g ( %)
saturated_fat = g ( %)
Total_Trans fat = g
Cholesterol = mg ( %)
sodium = mg ( %)
total_carbohydrates = g ( %)
dietary_fiber = g ( %)
sugars = g
protein = g**| source =
*| notes = May vary outside UK market.The Chick'n Crisp is a small fried chicken sandwich sold by the international fast-food
restaurant chain Burger King . It is called the Crispy Chicken sandwich in theEurope an market. It is one of their value oriented products.Product description
The Chick'n Crisp consists of a fried chicken
patty , lettuce and mayonnaise served on asesame seed bun.Variants
* The Spicy Chick'n Crisp - the
breading is is exchanged for one containing ahot pepper blend.
* The Italian Chick'n Crisp - servedparmigiana style withmozzarella cheese andmarinara sauce .Aliases and international naming
* In the
Middle East it is called a chicken burger.
* InBrazil it is called the "BK Crispy Chicken".History
The Sandwich was introduced in 1998 as part of a menu expansion that added a
value menu , called the Great Tastes Menu, to BKs product offerings. The sandwich was eliminated in the US in 2000 but revived in 2007 as the Spicy Chick'n Crisp.Advertising
The 2007 advertising program for the sandwich uses
the Whoppers , a "family" in which all the males are actors wearing aWhopper sandwich costume. In the ad spot, the parents come home and find that their son is having a party, when confronted the son blames his friend "Spicy." When the father confronts Spicy, he finds Spicymaking out with the Whopper's daughter.Another advertising program uses features Whopper Jr. and Spicy (portrayed by a different actor) antagonizing other fast food chains, proclaiming that Burger King has a superior value menu. Examples include Whopper Jr. asking if McDonalds had a "
Big Mac Jr."References
See also
*
Original Chicken Sandwich
*TenderGrill
*TenderCrisp
*BK Baguette line Other types of chicken sandwiches by other sellers:
*McChicken
Wikimedia Foundation. 2010.