Chick-fil-A Is <br />Launching a Meal Kit According to CNN Business, <br />the chain plans to start <br />releasing the kits on May 4. Chick-fil-A predicts that <br />half of its national locations <br />will carry the meals. The kits are meant to accommodate <br />people who are eating at home more <br />due to restaurant closings. CNN adds that meal kit companies <br />have seen an uptick in business <br />during the COVID-19 pandemic. Chick-fil-A started testing homemade <br />dishes in 2018 at locations in Atlanta. The test meals took less than a half hour <br />to make and included pan-roasted <br />chicken, crispy dijon chicken <br />and chicken parmesan. Chick-fil-A's Michael Patrick, via CNN Business The new kits <br />come with two breaded <br />chicken filets, a side of pasta, <br />marinara sauce and cheese. You can also change up the chicken <br />order for a spicy or grilled option. The chicken comes precooked <br />by Chick-fil-A and only <br />needs to be reheated.
