BURGER KING 🧀🍗 PARMESAN CHICKEN SANDWICH | Food Review
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You should try the steak and cheese sub on flatbread at Subway it is amazing whenever I go I always get it with American cheese!
that is a sad looking sandwich for 9$
Fake mozzarella and fake chicken for 9$, great deal.
I’m from the state’s n I wouldn’t pay 9 bux for the combo of that sandwich…,,it was a fail for me…..tastes like what I’d imagine puke to taste like….,was very excited for this…..they tried a few times with this sandwich in the state’s thru the years……failing everytime….always dry too….n what little sauce is on there gets dried from the always reliable burgerking microwave
mine looked and tasted really fresh when i got it
Dude says it’s spicy lmao. White people. They think water is spicy lmao
We actually had this in the states a while back before y’all got it up north in Canada. I hope they bring it back, it’s really good! But 9 dollars… id never pay that for JUST a sandwich
We did have it in the U.S. It was ok at best. A little too mushy, not great.
Wouldn’t pay 9 bucks for a parmesan chicken burger, maybe just once to try out the new burger. But it would cost more in my country I guess.
Would recommend?….but go out and get it now posted!? Which one ken?
2 for 5 dollars sounds better
Subtitle in spanish pliss❤️ great video
I would not pay 9$ for a chicken sandwich, I would pay 9$ for a mushroom and Swiss from checkers or Rally’s. So good!
I would never pay $9.00 for any burger or chicken but maybe lobster!
From the U.S. and yes, I would pay the equivalent of 9 “Canadian” dollars ($6.93) for a Burger King Specialty sandwich. But only once in awhile ! Where I live in upstate N.Y., we always get B.K. coupons in the mail. A lot of good deals with these; as me and my dad often use the one that gives you 2 Whoppers, 2 small fries, and two small sodas for a total of $8.99 ( + roughly 60 cents in tax).
P.S. U.S. BK’s have offered this chix parm sandwich before….but only for a limited time !
How far is buffalo from you?
BURGER KING, BORN IN THE USA!!!
They have it at the Brampton mall but not spending money on that shit…..no way.
Canadian chickens are more liberal than American chickens.
nice going
I remember trying this a few weeks ago here in Michigan. The problem I have with their chicken sandwiches is the inconsistency in the chicken.
It really can make or break the sandwich. First time was delicious. Second time tasted like they deep-fried it 3 times over (90% breading).
And when it’s an $8 sandwich? Not willing to gamble.
You pay a premium because on routes are owned by the Ontario government
Food is far too cheap. Hopefully higher price means less factory farming and torture of animals. How much did you make from this video, more than 9 dollars?
I’m from the us and fuck no I wouldn’t pay more then 7 bucks for a sandwich and it better be good
Famous?!!
if you are in Tulsa Oklahoma try oliveto
It’s a small progress in the right direction they took Canada grown chicken.
If all of the ingredients were grown organically, not gmo and the chicken came from a place, where it could grow up naturally, not squeezed into a cage, but outside and fed with organically grown food, no medicaments and no growth speedups, yes, then it would be an appropriate price, but under current circumstances, it’s way overpriced and only a benefit for BK.
Hey Ken, the new sound effects are amazing 🙂
We had this a while back in cali
Ouch, Ken! Nine dollars for a sandwich from BK is madness. Having said that, I have had the chicken Parmesan sandwich in the past. But it was the “long bun” version. I am almost 52 yo and I had it that way for the first time back in 1987 or 1988. It was very good. We also had a Veal Parmesan sandwich around the same time. I remember both being very good. Anyone who says I am lying, look it up. I did, to make sure my mind wasn’t playing tricks on me. But, I don’t eat veal anymore for personal reasons. But BK brings back the “long bun” version of the chicken Parmesan every 6-7 years down here in the States.
3:30 the presentation on that dish is awful….
Not in the USA