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McCrispy is the chain's breaded chicken breast sandwich, and the deal makes it a very cheap way to try it. The app pricing can stack with free fries, drinks, and survey coupons, bringing a meal down to around $3 to $4, and the kiosk can bypass the app's 15 minute offer delay. The main knocks are that the sandwich feels small, the bun is weak, and the premium label does not match the portion. Availability may also be regional, so the offer may not show everywhere.
Lunchbox planners who want a cheap chicken sandwich, because it can be bought for about the price of a McChicken and reheats well for the next day.
The McCrispy has a better bun and a breaded chicken breast, but it is described as small and not much food for the price. The McChicken is often preferred for value, while the McCrispy is seen as the better-tasting sandwich.
No. The McCrispy is the premium chicken sandwich with an actual breaded chicken breast, while the McChicken is the smaller standard sandwich. It is also described as lighter than expected and not truly premium in size.
Yes, but the app has a one-offer-per-day limit on phone orders. Using the kiosk can bypass the delay, and signing in at the kiosk lets you place multiple orders by generating new sign-in codes between purchases.
The sandwich itself is $2, and pairing it with a small drink and a free medium fries offer can bring a meal to about $3.30. Some shoppers also report paying about $2.08 per McCrispy when stacking app deals and other coupons.
I get one of these for the price of a McChicken sometimes. The high school kids know me and switch the meat. The plain McCrispy isn't as good as a Chic fila but it's better than the McChicken. I usually get them plain and have them for lunch the next day; then use the McCreamy sauce on the sandwich and dip it too. Much safer than whatever it is they call lettuce.
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McCrispy is the chain's breaded chicken breast sandwich, and the deal makes it a very cheap way to try it. The app pricing can stack with free fries, drinks, and survey coupons, bringing a meal down to around $3 to $4, and the kiosk can bypass the app's 15 minute offer delay. The main knocks are that the sandwich feels small, the bun is weak, and the premium label does not match the portion. Availability may also be regional, so the offer may not show everywhere.
Lunchbox planners who want a cheap chicken sandwich, because it can be bought for about the price of a McChicken and reheats well for the next day.
Families stacking app offers for a low-cost meal, because the sandwich can be paired with fries and drinks to keep a full order around three dollars.
Deal hunters who order through the kiosk, because the app delay can be bypassed and multiple offers can be redeemed without waiting.
People who want a breaded chicken breast sandwich, because it is made with an actual breaded chicken breast instead of a smaller processed patty.
Shoppers expecting a large premium sandwich, because the chicken piece can be tiny and the sandwich feels light.
People who want a soft, satisfying bun, because the bun can be terrible on this sandwich.
Buyers who want a reliable app-only offer, because the promotion may be regional and there is no official McDonald's notice.
Fans of the old buttermilk crispy chicken sandwich, because this version is a weaker replacement.
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