Chicken Little Combo This chicken sandwich combo comes with two of our delicious smaller Chicken Little sandwiches, featuring our Extra Crispy™ fried chicken, pickles and signature mayo on a toasted bun. Our Chicken Little combo includes a side of your choice and medium drink.

KFC eventually released another small size chicken sandwich to replace the Snacker called the Chicken Little. The Chicken Little is similar to the Snacker except that it has pickles instead of lettuce, and plain mayonnaise instead of pepper mayonnaise.

But at what cost? A Chicken Little comes off the line with 300 calories; if you go sauceless, it's down to 240, which means nearly 20 percent of a Chicken Little's energy comes from an all-fat condiment applied to both top and bottom of the chicken.

The original Chicken Little was the size of a common White Castle Slider or Krystal Burger. In fact, it featured the same kind of bun. It had a simple, thin chicken patty on it along with a pickle and a thin spread of mayo.

It would not be surprising to find that Chicken Little is a corruption of Chicken Licken, since all of the story's other names rhyme: Cocky-Locky, Goosey-Loosey, etc.

Walt Disney Pictures Walt Disney Feature Animation Chicken Little (2005 film)

The Chicken Little that KFC introduced around 1987 was more like a White Castle slider of a sandwich with a small medallion of breaded bird with mayo and lettuce. The sandwiches had a very 80s price as well - 39 cents. Similar to the Michigan home state favorite Hot n Now hamburger.

Energy: 130 calories

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The story of Henny Penny, also called Chicken Little, or sometimes Chicken-licken (not to be confused with “Finger-licken” from Kentucky Fried Chicken), the terrified little chicken convinced that the sky is falling and that life as we, or at least as chickens know it, is over, is common throughout European folklore - so ...

The first was Chicken Little, a 1943 animated short released during World War II as one of a series produced at the request of the U.S. government for the purpose of discrediting Nazism.

Young Chicken Little (Zach Braff) throws his small town into panic by claiming the sky is falling. Unable to find the piece of "sky" that hit him, he earns the town's scorn. A year later, outcast Little tries to redeem himself by joining the baseball team, helping to win a crucial game. Later that night he is hit on the head again and discovers that the "falling sky" is actually from a UFO. Now, Little must convince the skeptical town that an alien invasion is about to happen.Chicken Little / Film synopsis