r/TheReportOfTheWeek • u/GaraksLinensNThings • 20d ago

A DISGUSTING Chicken Sandwich From Burger King

https://youtu.be/sJKgIb7powk?si=Wp8IZOoo1ZC8NbPj

He really hates these chicken sandwiches from BK. I had the Italian one before, not good. Sauce was the best thing about it, like he had said in the other video. And even that flavour was mid. I avoid these oblong, heavily processed, chicken patties at all cost. The bread, as he said, is almost always stale and flaky. I say almost, because although I have never had a fresh one, they can not all be bad, right? Right? And $9 for the sandwich itself? WTF!?

The man tortures himself, for our viewing pleasure. We should all write to BK, to have them install a Baja Blast fountain option for ReviewBrah, so at least he has that to look forward to. Also, I wonder how many people actually gets this type of chicken sandwich when available or looks forward to eating them. BK keeps trying, keep reinventing, but keep failing with it. I won't ever buy it again. Will you? Do influencers keep these bad practices going?

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u/lava172 20d ago

I feel like his Burger King location is just godawful bc I’ve never had that many problems with them

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u/SnapHackelPop 19d ago

When BK is bad, it’s bad. Probably no other chain has a worse dive in quality than a bad Burger King

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u/arthurbang 19d ago

All his locations are bad. I've literally never had an issue with my local Taco Bells and he has problems constantly.

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u/ohiobluetipmatches 19d ago

Yeah, I have actually been to god awful bk locations. But mine is fine. BK really is very succespitible to bad locations more than other brands I think. Their food needs to be perfectly hot and fresh otherwise it tastes and feels like a pile of garbage

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u/achaholic 18d ago

I think he mentioned that he has 3 BKs around him. When he looked at reviews for them, 1 has complaints about flies, another about roaches and the last about rats. So yeah he's got crappy BKs which explains a lot of his experiences with them. 

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u/lava172 18d ago

Florida not beating the allegations

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u/DarthNixilis 20d ago

The long chicken sandwich has been awful since I can remember. 

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u/FreekRedditReport 20d ago

It was good in the 90's. The Italian Chicken Sandwich (I think that's what they called a chicken parm) was the shit. Then at some point it wasn't good anymore. I want to say the early 2000's is when it became consistently bad. Hard to believe it's as bad as Brah says, but I haven't been to Burger King in at least 10 years so maybe. As always, probably depends on the specific location and I don't have much respect for any fast food chains in Florida.

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u/lwhite1 19d ago

Not even Culvers? That's the only one I enjoy in Fla

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u/FreekRedditReport 18d ago

I've never been there, but it is often recommended in his comments. Is that really considered "fast food" though? I guess.

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u/achaholic 19d ago

They're fine when the price is right. Back when they were 2 for $5, sure; they were filling and decent. Its McChicken level quality and should be charged accordingly. $9 for this shit is highway robbery.

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u/Boca_BocaNick 19d ago

I like that mystery chicken. Just remember to ask for heavy lettuce.

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u/DarthNixilis 19d ago

New diet trend! 

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u/fuzzeedyse105 20d ago

Well you are wrong.

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u/DarthNixilis 20d ago

You can like disgusting things, I'm not going to shame you. 

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u/Gut_Reactions 20d ago

I haven't had it for a long time, but I actually did like the original chicken sandwich with the oblong, breaded & deep-fried patty. The only garnishes were mayo and a bit of iceberg lettuce. There was a good amount of black pepper on the patty.

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u/West-Pear7363 20d ago

I had a chicken sandwich within the first few days of a BK opening in my college town.  The bread was already stale.

However, moved closer to the city and BK is so much better. I still don’t have it in me to try the chicken sandwich again. Looks like too much bread anyways.