Burger King is debuting an entire line of Royal Crispy Chicken Sandwiches this month to replace its Ch'King Sandwiches.
The BK Royal Crispy Chicken Sandwiches come in four varieties: Classic, Spicy, Bacon & Swiss Cheese and Southern BBQ.
A crispy white flesh breast fillet, savory sauce, lettuce, and tomatoes are all included in the standard Royal Crispy Chicken Sandwich, which is served on a toasted potato bun.
The other option is the hot version, which has the same fixings but with a triple pepper spicy glaze over the chicken fillet.
The Southern BBQ Royal has spiced BBQ sauce, bacon, caramelized onions, and melty cheese, while the Bacon and Swiss Cheese Royal Crispy Chicken Sandwich has a chicken fillet covered with savory sauce, creamy Swiss cheese, bacon, lettuce, and tomatoes.
Burger King hasn't publicly acknowledged this significant change yet, and its not known how or if the chicken is any different on the new sandwiches.
Burger King began testing the sandwiches in select markets in May.
The sandwiches will be available nationwide.


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