These turned out to be great...they're not exactly like Popeyes or Chick-fil-a, but they are good. I like the bun and how it's chewy...it doesn't dry out or get hard when warmed up and then sits for a bit. You can do them in the microwave but they turn out to have a better texture if you do them in the toaster oven. Bonus, if you get the waffle fries you can toss those in there for about the same amount of time.

BTW, the bread comes with the chicken in a single wrapper. The chicken needs to be improved, tastes like what Chick-fil-A throws out...chewy and not premium cuts of chicken. Also, the pickle taste (that Chick-fil-A does) is too powerful. We bought all 3 items the same day...sandwich, nuggets & fries....nuggets are the same as sandwich...we would only buy the fries again.

Couldn't figure out what the smell and taste was until reading a bunch of the reviews... must be pickling spice added to the breading mix. I'm born and bread a southerner, Mom was a southern cook, this was a first for me as far as a 'southern style chicken sandwich'. Package says distributed from Arkansas, must be made by some misguided northerner. On the bright side, as it doesn't taste good, it won't make you sick and won't make you want to buy more.

I was looking forward at the very least to a moderately good sandwich but instead this sandwich was like eating a mouth full of something that tasted like a tasteless mushy sandwich which I could not even finish eating. I ate it plain like it came. It looked so good on the packaging but so terribly disappointing! I will not buy them again.

Don't be fooled. They're not exactly like Chick-fil-A's sandwiches, like I had heard. Heck, they don't even look like the picture on the package. The patties taste alright but are rather flat and the buns are small and very dense. In fact, the buns need A LOT of help! The sandwiches taste alright if you don't really care about the bun. The sizes of the patties also vary in size. The one I made for myself turned out to be a lot bigger than my husband's. We also added pickles and a little butter to the buns to make them more Chick-fil-A-like. They definitely helped.

You should first know that the sandwich you pull from the box looks nothing like what is in the photo on the box. The sandwiches are small. Heating an oven to 425 d. and baking for 20 minutes seems like a total waste for one sandwich. However, the alternative is microwave and of course the result is going to be a soggy rather than crispy sandwich. The filet is small but overly thick and the chicken breast was tough. It gets an OK but I certainly would not buy these again.

I heard good things about these and being compared to chick fil a but they are not even close. These are so gross. I could not even finish one. Taking the rest back. It has a weird texture. I don’t like the pickle flavor at all. Just all around gross and not worth it.

I LOVE the chicken nugget from this brand. Those “chick fil a” copycat nuggets. those are great so I anticipated these sandwiches to be good. Definitely not expecting Chick Fil A taste because, well, CFA is unbeatable lol. But these sandwiches are DISGUSTING! I wasted $15 on a box of sandwiches that will not be eaten. I don’t know what these taste like but they taste fake... And the buns taste like yeast dinner rolls that didn’t rise long enough that have a horrible taste. Nothing about these are good. Next time I will get the chicken nuggets and buy my own buns and make my own sandwich.

I don’t usually review items but this chicken sandwich was delicious! I heard that it taste a lot like chick fil a so that is why I purchased! It really does! I took advice from other reviews and put in air fryer for 10 minutes instead of microwave, then I put some chick fil a sauce on it and it was delicious!

The bread tasted like a frozen bread. The chicken breast was very close to the leading restaurant chains chicken sandwich. Prepared following the oven instructions with about 3 added minutes for the foil wrapped bread to adequately warm. I do NOT recommend the microwave warming method; the bread comes out chewy.