Chicken fries are long, finger-sized strips of chicken coated in seasoned bread crumbs and fried. They were first launched as a special Burger King menu item in 2005, but earned permanent status in 2015.

March 6 Burger King® Kick-starts Spring With the Return of Melts and New Spicy Chicken Fries. Starting March 6, Burger King Guests can enjoy the return of Melts* – the crave-worthy and melty handheld toasted sandwiches that were first introduced in 2022 – and a new, flaming-hot version of its iconic Chicken Fries.

Burger King, as fans know, launched their first version of Chicken Fries 2005, but stopped offering them in 2012. A passionate, fan-driven campaign inspired the company to bring them back, and they returned through a limited run in 2014. Now, fans can continue to order them, just not the spicy ones, apparently.

Chicken, particularly breaded chicken, saw a serious shortage in 2021 which might explain why Burger King's chicken fries were the single most inflated menu item in the fast-food world.

Earlier this year, BK debuted Spicy Chicken Fries, an earlier riff on the original that Brauze developed. The coating includes four sources of heat - ghost peppers, cayenne, black pepper and paprika - along with garlic and onion powder to round out the flavor profile.

BATTERED WITH: Water, Bleached Wheat Flour, Corn Starch, Modified Wheat Starch, Maltodextrin, Potato Starch, Modified Corn Starch, Methylcellulose, Mono and Diglycerides, Leavening (Sodium Aluminum Phosphate, Sodium Bicarbonate), PREDUSTED WITH: Bleached Wheat Flour, Modified Corn Starch, Dextrose, Monosodium Glutamate ...

Earlier this year, BK debuted Spicy Chicken Fries, an earlier riff on the original that Brauze developed. The coating includes four sources of heat - ghost peppers, cayenne, black pepper and paprika - along with garlic and onion powder to round out the flavor profile.

BURGER King is no longer selling its Spicy Chicken Fries after just a brief appearance on the menu - and fans are already missing them. The fast food chain confirmed that the Spicy Chicken Fries have been discontinued.

BURGER King is no longer selling its Spicy Chicken Fries after just a brief appearance on the menu - and fans are already missing them. The fast food chain confirmed that the Spicy Chicken Fries have been discontinued.

At this NYC restaurant, you can order the world's most expensive fries : NPR. At this NYC restaurant, you can order the world's most expensive fries The $200 plate of french fries are made with champagne and truffles and topped with gold dust.

LeBlanc French Champagne Ardenne vinegar, then fried in pure goose fat from France before being topped with Crete Senesi Pecorino Tartufello and black summer truffles from Italy, the Crème de la Crème Pomme Frites are $200 - and own the title of being the world's most expensive French fries.

Burger King Zesty Sauce Ingredients Prepared horseradish. Cayenne pepper. Prepared mustard. White vinegar.

Burger King's Spicy Chicken Fries feature formed chicken fries covered in crispy-fried batter that's "seasoned to perfection with a blend of spices that are sure to pack a punch." A 9-piece order cost me $4.99 (which is the same price as their regular Chicken Fries).

Burger King is cutting back on items, offering fewer discounts, and putting up prices. This includes removing its flagship Whopper from its core discount menu. Reuters reported that the chain would stop selling sundaes, whipped toppings, and chocolate milk.

Chicken Fries begin with honest-to-goodness chicken breasts, surgically sliced into strips roughly the shape of french fries, only bigger. Then they're breaded and deep-fried. They're perfect for dipping. And, they're fun to eat.

Almas caviar Almas caviar might be the most expensive food in the world, clocking in at $34,500 USD per kilogram. It's really expensive because it's rare and is sourced exclusively from the Iranian Beluga sturgeon (also referred to as the Huso Huso). The Iranian Beluga creates two forms of caviar: the Beluga and the Almas.