Sentences with phrase «sold chicken sandwiches»
They sold chicken sandwiches and nuggets immediately following the final release bell.
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«Burger King Corporation believes that they can sell more and make more money selling chicken sandwiches and Chicken Fries so now they're slowing down access to The Whopper,» one employee (or actor) explains to the unsuspecting and befuddled customers.
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Gary Grant, who runs a catering business called The Garage Guy BBQ, started using Kouzina when it launched to sell his southern fried chicken, pork ribs, beef brisket, cabbage roll soup and sandwich box platters.
This rotisserie - style chicken sandwich, which debuts on March 1, is the first item sold by Subway to feature meat raised without antibiotics.
Burger King Worldwide Inc. last month started selling turkey and veggie burgers, while Wendy's Co. rolled out flatbread grilled - chicken sandwiches.
This plan worked well, because since the company's inception, Cluck - U Chicken has sold more than a billion of its Buffalo Wingers, as well as hundreds of millions of chicken tenders — known at Cluck - U as «Breast Bits and Boneless Buffalo Wings» — sandwiches andChicken has sold more than a billion of its Buffalo Wingers, as well as hundreds of millions of chicken tenders — known at Cluck - U as «Breast Bits and Boneless Buffalo Wings» — sandwiches andchicken tenders — known at Cluck - U as «Breast Bits and Boneless Buffalo Wings» — sandwiches and sides.
The University of Kansas» best - selling item on campus is the Crunchy Cheddar Chicken Wrap from the on - campus sandwich shop, Brellas, selling more than 60,000 wraps a year!
Every day from 1:00 pm you'll see him run onto the beach dressed as something different selling a variety of chicken schnitzel sandwiches for only 10 BRL (USD $ 2.50).
Several years before Rosenstein wrote his essay, Oldenburg had opened his Store in downtown Manhattan, where he sold outsize, cartoony, plaster - and - chicken - wire versions of ordinary things like ice cream cones, cigarettes, shoes, and sandwiches.