Would I eat it again: Not often, but probably. The McChicken Biscuit is very filling, and McDonald’s could easily charge more than $1.69 for it. Or, accompany it with some orange or apple juice to offset the heaviness. The one thing I would add is a dollop of honey or something to break up the starch and the chicken coating. This is the same chicken that’s in the McGriddle, but the filet seems to pair better with the biscuit.
It is little crumbly-the top partly stuck to the chicken filet-so make sure you eat it over a napkin or the wrapper. Chick-fil-As chicken biscuit impressed me with its flaky, authentic-tasting biscuit and juicy chicken, while the sausage McMuffin from McDonalds came out on top in terms of taste and. The biscuit is a good size and has a nice golden top. The McDonald’s version looks like a proper chicken biscuit. It’s a nice change from my usual oatmeal or bagel.
McChicken Biscuit: When I travel in the South, I love to have a chicken biscuit for breakfast. Definitely an improvement on the waits I experienced at Popeyes.Īppearance: Both sandwiches came in paper wrappers, printed with the names of various breakfast items (the wrap had not been updated to include McChicken, but that’s understandable until McDonald’s is sure the items will stick). It took about five minutes from the time I placed my order until I collected it at the window. My order was taken within a minute, and displayed on one of McDonald’s new digital boards, something like the ones that Starbucks is using, only in bigger type. The McGriddle has the same chicken, served between “sweet maple griddle cakes.”Ĭost: Each sandwich is $1.69 individually, or two for $3.Įase of obtaining one: When I rolled up, there were about nine cars in line, split between two drive-through screens. The McChicken Biscuit is “made with a crispy chicken fillet and a biscuit that’s baked to perfection and brushed with real butter.” Nonetheless, I headed to a local McDonald’s in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and ordered both the fried chicken breakfast sandwiches, although that term only applies loosely.įirst, let’s hear McDonald’s descriptions.
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