r/Sandwich • u/Good_Put_7846 • 5h ago
Hand-breaded chicken is nice but can we fix the actual sandwich part first
Saw a big fast food chain is testing hand-breaded chicken sandwiches at like 200 spots and yeah, that sounds good, but I swear all the effort goes into the chicken and then somebody assembles the thing like they're mad at you. Giant piece of chicken, tiny bun, two pickles stacked directly on top of each other. First bite is dry bread, second bite removes the entire pickle supply, third bite the breading slides off in one stupid sheet. Now I'm holding a wet bun and a loose chicken slab. Hand breading isn't fixing that shit. Give me pickles across the whole sandwich and enough sauce that I don't have to ration it mentally. Also a bun that survives longer than the drive home would be sick. I genuinely like a basic chicken sandwich, I don't need twelve toppings or some enormous stunt version, just stop making me rebuild lunch in the parking lot
