McDonald's joins the fight for chicken sandwich supremacy
Fast-food chains like Chick-fil-A and Popeyes have been vying for chicken supremacy, capitalizing on the sandwich's popularity with customers.
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Fast-food chains like Chick-fil-A and Popeyes have been vying for chicken supremacy, capitalizing on the sandwich's popularity with customers.
After years of research and testing, McDonald’s is trying its own take on the crispy chicken sandwich, releasing three versions: original, spicy and deluxe, with lettuce and tomato. Will it be worth the wait?
After years of research and testing, McDonald’s is trying its own take on the crispy chicken sandwich, releasing three versions: original, spicy and deluxe, with lettuce and tomato. Will it be worth the wait?
Not lovin’ it McDonald’s across the country were hit by COVID-19 outbreaks as hundreds of complaints alleged safety breakdowns. Illustrations by Jeremy Nguyen for Reveal This story was co-published by the Los Angeles Times. In the crowded kitchen of a McDonald’s outlet on a working-class commercial stretch of Oakland, California, it was as though the coronavirus didn’t exist. Social distancing wasn’t enforced in the early weeks of the pandemic, workers at the Telegraph Avenue store claimed: As they boxed Big Macs, scooped french fries and bagged orders, they often stood shoulder to...
Print In the crowded kitchen of a McDonald’s outlet on a working-class commercial stretch of Oakland, it was as though the coronavirus didn’t exist. Social distancing wasn’t enforced in the early weeks of the pandemic, workers at the Telegraph Avenue store claimed: As they boxed Big Macs, scooped French fries and bagged orders, they often stood shoulder to shoulder. For the record: 2:55 PM, Jan. 21, 2021This article stated that “Aguántante” is a Spanish word for “put up with it.” The correct spelling is “Aguántate.” There weren’t enough masks, so managers told workers to...