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Chick-Fil-A Adds New Flavors to Its Fall Lineup, Including a Sandwich Available All Day Long
The employee handed the drink back at a red light, and the video drew praise for service and criticism over safety.
- On July 8, a Chick-fil-A employee in Duluth, Georgia, sprinted down Sugarloaf Road to return a forgotten drink to a customer, a moment captured by passerby Kingsley Ifedi.
- A 15-year veteran of the restaurant, the employee was described by a family member as a 'community legend' with a 'big and beautiful heart' who prioritizes guest care.
- Social media users offered mixed reactions: supporters praised the dedication, while critics labeled the choice 'a walking liability' due to safety risks on the busy 4-lane road.
- Chick-Fil-A declined to identify the staff member, noting the incident occurred during the Georgia-based chain's 80-year 'Newstalgia' campaign celebrating heritage and upcoming seasonal menu launches.
- Starting August 24, the company will introduce limited-edition Chicken and Waffles sandwiches and S'mores beverages nationwide, delivering 'classic flavors in an entirely new way.
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Chick-fil-A is officially bringing back the sweet-and-savory breakfast classic that fans have been begging for. Starting August 24, fast foodies can grab the new Chicken & Waffles Sandwiches, now served up at all hours of the day. The maple-flavored waffles feature sizzling bacon strips, a tasty honey butter spread and a warm side of syrup to drizzle on top for sweet and savory lovers.
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Chick-fil-A adds new flavors to its fall lineup, including a sandwich available all day long
Chick-fil-A is adding a Chicken & Waffles Sandwich to its menu for a limited time — plus two new S'mores drinks. Here's what to know before it hits locations August 24.
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