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Shake Shack's Simplest Chicken Sandwich Yet Comes to New York
It's just fried chicken, cooked in buttermilk, and smothered in honey and pepper.
MIDTOWN, NY — The unbelievably popular fast food franchise Shake Shack just unveiled its simplest new menu item yet: a fried chicken breast slow-cooked in buttermilk, covered in salted honey and black pepper.
That's it. There's nothing else on the sandwich except the chicken breast. It's called the Salt & Pepper Honey Chick'n.
The new crispy specimen debuted Friday at the three Brooklyn locations of the restaurant for $6.29, and if it's a hit, you'll probably see it soon all throughout New York City.
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Manhattan boasts nine Shake Shack locations: Financial District, Battery Park, Madison Square Park, Herald Square, Theater District, Upper East Side, Upper West Side, Grand Central Terminal and Midtown East. In Brooklyn, there are locations at Downtown Brooklyn, DUMBO, and Flatbush Avenue.
More information about the sandwich can be found here.
Find out what's happening in Midtown-Hell's Kitchenfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Photo credit: Courtesy of Shake Shack
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