These are the fries Chick-fil-A doesn’t want you to order

Chick-fil-A Chocolate Fudge Brownie and Coffee Drinks. Image courtesy Chick-fil-A Chocolate
Chick-fil-A Chocolate Fudge Brownie and Coffee Drinks. Image courtesy Chick-fil-A Chocolate /
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Fries are an essential part of a good fast food meal! Without them, why even order a burger? How do you like your fries? According to mashed, there’s a fry order Chick-fil-A wishes you wouldn’t make. Can you guess what it is?

I guessed it right away, before even reading what our source had to share. Can you? If you are guessing fries with no salt, you are correct!

Mashed shares that, in a podcast about all things Chick-fil-A, properly titled “My Pleasure,” employees shared customer requests they hate getting. And waffle fries with no salt are at the top of the list.

Chick-fil-A and waffle fries…with no salt

We all know Chick-fil-A employees are the kindest, most patient fast food workers in the business. There are always all smiles (okay, for the most part), but we’re all human, so they do go somewhere to vent and rant about their frustrations: Reddit.

In a post, an employee shared how much he dreads hearing customers ask for saltless fries. The employee rants how everyone should just order regular fries because they hate making new batches just “for you high cholesterol people. But my pleasure.”

Read more angry posts and the full story straight from the source (linked above).

How do you enjoy your fries? Do you hold the salt or love them as is? Should it make employees this angry or is it part of the job? We would love to hear your opinions!

I love the waffle fries as is! Then again, I don’t have any big health issues, so I’m able to enjoy them.

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