spicy chicken vs spicy chicken delux checkers

If you’re in the camp that thinks cilantro tastes like soap you likely won’t enjoy this, but for those of you that enjoy cilantro, the Cilantro Lime Sauce adds that lime acidity as a nice offset to the heat (a frequent pairing in hot sauces). I was surprised with the amount of spice hidden within this grilled chicken and expected it to be less spicy than the standard Spicy Chicken at Chick-fil-a, but it outshines its breadier compadre. The heat is consistent from first to the last bite but never kicks it up too high past a cayenne-like low-medium heat. That first bite gives you a nice hit of the spices contained in the sandwich and with no breading to mask the heat, you get a bit of a tingle immediately. Grilled Spicy Deluxe Spicy Taste Testįrom the appearance, you know that this grilled chicken has a decent amount of seasoning, and having looked at the ingredients below, you know it’s getting a majority of that seasoning from paprika, paprika extract, and “spices,” the always elusive ingredient that larger companies use to hide their spicy ingredient breakdown. The bun, cheese, and lettuce don’t add much from a visual standpoint, so just keep your eyes focused on that spiced piece of chicken. That’s right, half the time when you see grill marks on fast food it’s just from a rotary brander but not this Spicy Grilled Deluxe, no ma’am. Fun fact, Chick-Fil-A’s spicy grilled chicken (and their regular grilled chicken) is one of the only fast foods grilled chicken sandwiches that have real grill marks. If you want to know how the chicken stays juicy, Chick-Fil-A wrote about it after their re-launch of the grilled chicken in 2014. Juices flowing and turning an orange-ish red accentuate the spices that coat the chicken itself.

Any time the liquid is oozing out of the chicken, it’s a good sign.

Spicy chicken vs spicy chicken delux checkers