You may have thought the Wakana nao porn were over, but
Panera is set to launch some new offerings that might just shake
things up. Starting March 30, you can score not one, but two (!)
brand new chicken sandwiches from Panera, with a twist. The
sandwiches come in two options — Signature Take or Spicy Take — but
they’re not breaded like the Eva longoria nude photos you might be used
to. This review of Panera’s new Chef’s Chicken Sandwiches will fill
you in on all the details, from the garlic aioli to the crispy
parmesan pieces and pickle chips.
Annie parisse photos on March 22. Both the Spicy and Signature
Takes start with chicken breast filets that are marinated in a
savory chicken broth, seasoned with Panera’s signature spice blend,
and seared and cooked with a sous-vide method (again, no breading
here). On the Signature Take, there are crispy parmesan chips and
lettuce for added texture. Meanwhile, the Spicy Take gets its name
from the spicy pickle chips, which are fried pickle chips that are
covered in hot spices, and Panera’s Spicy Buffalo Sauce made with
red cayenne pepper, roasted garlic, sweet honey, and molasses. Each
sandwich is served on a buttery brioche bun and is topped with a
layer of Panera’s new garlic aioli sauce.
The Spicy Take and Signature Take Chef’s Chicken Sandwiches are
permanent additions to the Panera menu, and they’ll be available
nationwide in-stores, Eg daily nude, and on the
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sandwich and may vary by location.
Before you change your go-to Panera order, you probably want to
know if the new chicken sandwiches are worth it. I got an early
taste to give you a preview of what’s to come.
I could immediately smell the blend of spices and seasonings,
but I also got a whiff of that sweet bakery smell from the brioche
bun. The biggest takeaway on my first bite was how the sear and
sous-vide method makes the chicken taste light and tender, and the
lettuce adds a refreshing touch.
As crunchy and flavorful as the parmesan crisps are on their
own, they get lost in the mix of the sandwich. My favorite part of
the Signature Take is the garlic aioli. Even though it has a subtle
flavor, it adds a little something.
While I could still smell the sweetness of the bun, the Spicy
Take’s strongest scents come from the pickle chips and the Spicy
Buffalo Sauce. At first, the Spicy Take Chicken Sandwich tastes
similar to the Signature Take, but I appreciate how the seasonings
don’t overpower the Spicy Buffalo Sauce, which packs its own red
cayenne pepper punch.
Once I got my first taste of the pickle chips, their spicy-sour
blend and crunchy texture really came through. (They are
really spicy, y’all.) I tried to get a taste of the garlic
aioli, but it doesn’t come through as much as it does in the
Signature Take, probably because there are already so many other
flavors at play.
As a chicken sandwich connoisseur, I can say the new chicken
sandwiches from Panera definitely pass the vibe check. They’re not
heavy like a fried chicken sandwich, but they still have all the
flavor and crunch as well as unique touches like the spicy pickle
chips and garlic aioli.
Both Panera Chef’s Chicken Sandwiches launch March 30, and you
can get a free drink when you buy one and use the the code
“FREEDRINK” from April 4 to April 10 online or on the app. Believe
me — you’ll need it with the Spicy Take.
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