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Chicken Fingers(not nuggets!)
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sublimesting
Well-Known Member
That is the case. There was another forum on here that got to ridiculous sizes as people are very passionate about nuggets vs strips. Apparently the nugget is the same meat but smaller and you get more. I personally still don't like it as the bigger strips have a different kind of meat style in that the meat fibers are longer and tear a different way. Not a big deal really but nuggets are pretty much bite sized and gone in one bite so it SEEMS like less.
MIDisneyFamily
Member
Arbys has swithed thier chicken strips to "nuggets" also. The store told me the new oil they use that is trans fat free has a lower cooking temperature, and to insure the chicken is heated through, the smaller size just worked better in testing. I dont know if this is the same reason for the switch at Disney. The smaller Arby's chicken really is identicle, just like a strip cut into three pieces.
sublimesting
Well-Known Member
Wonder which ones have made the switch cause I know for a fact that some did as people have posted pictures of them
darthjohnny
Active Member
When I was there during the first week of March, a lot of restaurants were switching over to the nuggets.
I would say that they are not the same. They don't really have the same taste, and feels like you're not getting the same amount for the same price you paid for the strips.
I would say that they are not the same. They don't really have the same taste, and feels like you're not getting the same amount for the same price you paid for the strips.
Rob562
Well-Known Member
MIDisneyFamily
Member
Can we call them mini strips? They look the same, just a little smaller...definately not a traditional "nugget"
One Lil Spark
EPCOT Center Defender
My family likes to call 'not quite nuggets, not quite strips' Chickichunks. :lol:
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Wings beaks and spinal columns, with ground bones for texture.
WDWmom64055
New Member
I agree!
These are like chicken lumps, lol! It's not as bad a change as I'd envisioned. I figured cooking time was part of the equation.
That said, beware when you go to places like McDonalds. Unless the article I saw was completely off base, McDonalds chicken strips are much less healthy than the nuggets, due to the oil used in processing.
These are like chicken lumps, lol! It's not as bad a change as I'd envisioned. I figured cooking time was part of the equation.
That said, beware when you go to places like McDonalds. Unless the article I saw was completely off base, McDonalds chicken strips are much less healthy than the nuggets, due to the oil used in processing.
Rob562
Well-Known Member
Depends on how many you eat...
For 6 McNuggets (3.4 oz): 250 calories, 15g total fat, 3g saturated fat, 1.5g trans fat
For 3 Chicken Selects (4.6oz): 400 calories, 23g total fat, 4g saturated fat, 2g trans fat
http://app.mcdonalds.com/bagamcmeal?process=item&itemID=10079
http://app.mcdonalds.com/bagamcmeal?process=item&itemID=10112
-Rob
uhwarriorfan
New Member
Does anyone know what company makes the chicken strips and nuggets served in the parks and on the cruise line
