The Chick-fil-A Spicy Sandwich
The Chick-fil-A in Loganville, Georgia’s iconic road sign.
When I was growing up in Statesboro, Hardee’s was a treat (it’s a law that every small town in South Georgia has to have a Hardee’s – look it up). I can remember the smells of the restaurant, the shakes (always strawberry), and the hamburgers had a certain flavor a little different (maybe the sauce?) from McDonalds, Burger Chef, Burger King, Dairy Queen, and Wendy’s. (That was about it for small-town South Georgia hamburger joints.)
You know that you’re home at Chick-fil-A.
I did sample the new Chik-fil-A Spicy Sandwich - it was good and had a little kick to it. I was part of a new promotion but it looked like they weren’t making a big deal of it at the Lawrenceville restaurant.
My youngest son and I had been to a car show in Loganville and stopped by Chick-fil-A on the way home to get a couple of ice Dreams to cool off.
Thanks, Matt and Hannah, for dropping by and liking the post on Chick-fil-A.