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Burger King launches Chicken Nuggets in US

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US-based hamburger chain Burger King has introduced new Chicken Nuggets and six additional limited-t…
US-based hamburger chain Burger King has introduced new Chicken Nuggets and six additional limited-time menu items.
Chicken Nuggets
The Chicken Nuggets are made with white meat and tender, juicy chicken on the inside and a crispy tempura-style batter on the outside and can be consumed with any dipping sauce such as Honey Mustard, Ranch, Sweet and Sour, Buffalo, Barbecue or Zesty, said the company.

Chicken Nuggets are offered with an option of choosing four-piece, six-piece or 10-piece servings that are available at $1, $1.99 and $2.69 respectively.

In addition, the company has also launched Avocado Swiss Whopper Sandwich, Cheesy Tots, Philly Original Chicken Sandwich, Italian Original Chicken Sandwich, Molten Fudge Bites and Molten Fudge Sundae for a limited period of time.

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