Tried this copycat? Let us know how it came out in the comments below! I know that this may sound weird but I think it's an integral part of mimicking that slightly sweet flavor.ĭip them in our copycat Chick-fil-A sauce, ranch, ketchup or even directly in some honey and you'll never need to go Chick-fil-A again. So I added some powdered sugar to the breading. I also discovered that their chicken has added sugar, and once I noticed that I couldn't get that sweetness out of my mind. It's an extra step you can leave out, but I think it's what makes this recipe even better than the real thing.
For due diligence, I tested both un-brined and pickled-brined chicken and, though it isn't the actual Chick-fil-A method, the pickle brine made the nuggets far juicer and more flavorful. Now, let's talk recipe. I've heard rumors that the fast food chain marinates their chicken in pickle brine, but after further digging I don't think that's actually the case. This copycat recipe allows you the joys of eating incredible chicken nuggets without having to step foot into a restaurant-and you'll save a couple of bucks too. However many folks, myself included, have abstained from going to Chick-fil-A due to the company's public stances on a variety of political issues-most notably their long history of donating to and supporting anti-LGBTQ charities and platforms. Chick-fil-A's lightly breaded morsels of golden chicken breast take the top spot for people's favorite fast food nuggets.
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