SAFE or NOT?
ran into this dilemma at the mall over the weekend...of course the morons at the register have no clue what to do when you ask to SEE the ingredient label...their response was "it didn't come with one"...
didn't have a lap top, so I couldn't go online (i don't own a lap top anyway)
went to the Chick-Fil-A web site today and downloaded PDF of ingredients and it APPEARS to be safe.
Next time maybe we'll try it.
Comments?
Happy Summer!
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