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Honey-butter biscuit battered chicken tenders are available for a limited time at Church's Chicken. Sides like cole slaw and mashed potatoes are available for purchase too. Photo credit: Ink Link Marketing.

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Honey-butter biscuit battered chicken tenders are available for a limited time at Church's Chicken. Sides like cole slaw and mashed potatoes are available for purchase too. Photo credit: Ink Link Marketing.
By Carolyn Desalu
Jan 18, 2017

Chicken tenders. Honey butter. Perfect match. Limited time.

Church's Chicken is offering three of their popular honey-butter biscuit chicken tenders—a yummy mashup of chicken tenders dipped in honey-butter biscuit batter and fried to golden brown—plus a complementary sweet honey-butter dipping sauce and biscuit for $2.99 now through Feb. 25 or while supplies last. Honey-butter biscuit tenders can also be substituted for original tender strips in any combo or meal deal for no additional charge.

Church's Chicken, various locations.

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