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Chick-fil-A says ‘Happy Valentine’s Day’ with heart-shaped tin of nuggets

You can also get Chick-n-Minis or chocolate chunk cookies

Chick-fil-A Dethrones In-N-Out as America’s Favorite Fast Food . Consumers from across the United States recently ranked the country’s most popular fast food chains. . The survey, conducted by Market Force polled 7,600 people and found that Chick-fil-A had the highest overall score, with a 79% loyalty rating. Although In-N-Out reigned supreme in 2017 and 2018, it fell short in 2019 with only a 73% loyalty rating. In-N-Out is still America’s favorite burger joint however, beating out Five Guys, Dairy Queen
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Jan 28, 2020

Looking for a new way to tell that special someone how you feel? Chick-fil-A has you covered.

Instead of a box of chocolates, say “I love you” — or “I like you” — with a heart-shaped box of nuggets.

» Win their heart with Valentine's Day dinner at Waffle House

That's right. Through February 29, participating Chick-fil-A restaurants will offer your choice of a 30 piece nuggets, 10 count Chick-n-Minis or six chocolate chunk cookies in a heart-shaped container.

This offer is not available through the app, however.

If chicken isn’t your thing, head over to Waffle House for a romantic dinner on Valentine’s Day.

Thirty restaurants in Georgia — and hundreds more across the country — will once again be taking reservations for Feb. 14.

» Where to eat Valentine's Day dinner in metro Atlanta

» Valentine's Day events for couples around Atlanta

» Valentine's Day getaways within a short drive from Atlanta

» AJC readers vote Chick-fil-A best restaurant chain that began in Atlanta

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