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Video: Get a sneak peek of the Chick-fil-A meal kits

We tried out the Chick-fil-A meal kits before they go public later this month

It’s test kitchen time! Tune in as us we try our hand preparing a Chick-fil-A meal kit that the company is launching in Atlanta Aug. 27. We’ll be joined by chef Stuart Tracy, who developed the kits. Can you really cook them in 30 minutes? And how do they taste? Watch to find out!
Aug 16, 2018

Atlanta-based fast-food chain Chick-fil-A is testing its chicken meal kit concept at 150 Atlanta restaurants beginning Aug. 27.

Developed by chef Stuart Tracy, the Mealtime Kits provide fresh, pre-portioned ingredients and Chick-fil-A chicken, and designed for customers to cook at home.

Want a sneak peek? We tried cooking one of the kits -- along with Tracy’s help -- in the video above.

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