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Honestly, until now I always thought that chick-fil-A would do like wraps with chickpeas in from the name. I wonder how little they realise their brand holds we
by RugnirViking 7y ago
Honestly, until now I always thought that chick-fil-A would do like wraps with chickpeas in from the name. I wonder how little they realise their brand holds weight in the UK. I know I'm only a single datapoint, but a lot of these american fast food names that haven't come to the UK already have quite a hurdle to jump.
- philwelch 7y agoAnd not, say, serve chicken fillets?
- QuercusMax 7y agoTheir name literally means "Chicken Filet". Why would you think chickpeas?
- pwinnski 7y agoBecause in British English, that word is pronounced unlike the letter A.
- mattl 7y agoIt’s a pronunciation issue? Americans say fil-eh British say fill-it.