Yahoo Lifestyle Chick-fil-A Fans Gush Over Limited Edition New Meal Options: 'The Truest Form of Love'
There's no need to limit yourself to a box of chocolates this Valentine's Day—not when you can gift your significant other with a heart-shaped tray of chicken nuggets.
Food blogger Snackolator shared some major Chick-fil-A news on Instagram this week: The popular fast food restaurant's heart-shaped trays are making a comeback.
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"If you want to show someone you love them, a Chick-fil-A heart shaped tray is a surefire way to win them over!" Snackolator wrote.
"Returning again in 2025 are the heart shaped trays at Chick-fil-A that come with your choice of 30 chicken nuggets, 12 brownie halves, 10 Chick-n-Minis, or 6 chocolate chunk cookies," the caption continued.
"Typically these are available around the last week of January, but a number of Chick-fil-A locations started selling them this past week. Check before heading over to see if yours has them, but be on the lookout as they rollout ahead of February!"
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Chick-fil-A fans were definitely excited to hear about the whimsical trays coming back for the season.
"The truest form of love ❤️🐔," one person gushed.
"I’ll be getting one of each ❤️," declared a second.
"I have a feeling 💙I’m gonna show myself, how much I love me 🍽️," joked somebody else.
Not everybody was in love with the idea, however.
"Alright, that's an extra $10 for the pan. 💀" a skeptic pointed out, while another wished the chain would "just bring back the freaking coleslaw."
While it's not clear how much the trays will cost, last year the prices depended on location. In the Los Angeles area, the 30-count nuggets were around $18, the 10-count Chick-n-Minis were approximately $12, the 6-count chocolate chunk cookies were about $9, and the 12-count chocolate fudge brownie halves were around $2 per brownie.
