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Veggie-Fil-A? Atlanta Fast Food Giant Looking At Vegan Options

Chick-fil-A is looking at adding vegan options and meat substitutes to its menu.

Chick-fil-A is reportedly looking at vegan items for its menu.
Chick-fil-A is reportedly looking at vegan items for its menu. (Travis Loose/Patch)

ATLANTA — Chick-fil-A is looking at adding vegan items and even meat substitutes to its menu. Despite the fact that its customers can order salads or wraps without chicken, there are no vegan-specific menu items now being offered. That could change, according to the company's executive director of its menu.

In an interview with Business Insider, Amanda Norris said the Atlanta-based fast food giant is always aware of what's trending with customers, specifically, "vegetarian options [are] something we're looking at, we're thinking about, and have some [research and development]."

Norris said the company has been studying such items for years but takes longer to implement newer menu items. Burger King is already testing a plant-based whopper, according to Bloomberg.

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Norris said Chick-fil-A has fewer menu items and fewer limited-time offerings than chains like McDonald's, Burger King and others.

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