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Photo : rblfmr ( Shutterstock ) McDonald’s “ SZN 0f Sharing ” is in full force, and this week’s deal features t he Crispy Chicken Sandwich , a classic item made of just four ing redients: a potato roll bun, pickles, crispy fried chicken, and salted butter. The featured sandwich is currently offered as a buy one, get one free (BOGO) deal until Dec. 14. Here i s how to get yours while you can. How to get a free Crispy Chicken Sandwich from McDonald’s From now through Dec. 14, McDonald’s is offering a second Crispy Chicken Sandwich on the house after you buy the first one— but only if you do it through the official   McDonald’s app . Depending on where you live, the Crispy Chicken Sandwich will cost anywhere from $5 in Florida to $6.39 in San Francisco. You are limited to one BOGO Crispy Chicken Sandwich per day. ( Keep in mind that the Crispy Chicken Sandwich is not available to be ordered after midnight, so there’s no late- night deals for you this time; i t i s also not...

Photo : University of College ( Shutterstock ) As 2022 comes to a close, and yearly budgets have been stretched beyond their limits, any type of discount or freebie is appreciated. And if you like your free food in the form of Popeyes chicken sandwiches, you’re in luck, because the fast food chain has a promotion offering precisely that . Here’s what to know. How to get free chicken sandwiches at Popeyes for the rest of 2022 The offer is pretty straightforward: Purchase one Popeyes chicken sandwich combo, and get one Popeyes chicken sandwich for free. You can pick from the classic, spicy, or blackened chicken sandwiches for both the combo, and free sandwich. You must place your order either through the Popeyes app or website . And while you can only take advantage of this offer once per order, you can redeem it on as many separate orders as you’d like through the end of the year. How to earn an additional free chicken sandwich In addition to the deal described above, you have an...

Photo : Claire Lower The combination of chest freezer and vacuum sealer is a powerful one. As someone who needs to eat a lot of protein (because of the powerlifting) and hates repeat meals (because I’m a finicky little baby), being able to buy meat in bulk and freeze it has helped me cut down on takeout. Chicken, steak, pork, shrimp—it’s all in my freezer, waiting to satisfy my whims and cravings. I’ve even got some chicken breasts in there. I’m usually not too big on white meat—I’m more of a thigh guy—but I do love a thin, pounded-out piece of breast meat, browned and crisped in a pan. As I’ve mentioned previously (over five years ago!), there are many advantages to taking out some aggression on a chicken breast, transforming its lopsided, teardrop shape into something thin and uniform: Pounding a chicken breast is quite easy, and it has a many advantages. A piece of meat with a uniform thickness is going to cook much more evenly, and a thinner piece of meat is going to cook much...