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Valentine’s Day has come and gone, and now you’re left with a bunch of leftover chocolate and you have no idea what to do with it. What are you going to do with it? Eat it? As-is? Really? Don’t be crazy! Instead, try one of these innovative recipes to help you pare down your chocolate stockpiles.
Now, you can tell someone you love them with fried chicken sandwiches instead of flowers.
America's obsession with fried chicken sandwiches has officially reached its peak, now that American Express, UberEats and Fuku have teamed up to debut gold-dusted spicy chicken sandwiches featuring buns embossed with sweet sentiments like "Be Mine."
Fuku's rose gold-dusted spicy fried chicken sandwich. (American Express)
The Rose Gold Meal, as it’s called, celebrates the return of Amex’s Rose Gold Card design and its new $120 Uber Cash Benefit for Gold Card Members – but you don’t need one to order the flashy sandwiches. Rather, the meals will be available exclusively on Uber Eats on February 13 and 14 (Valentine's Day) in participating locations in New York and Los Angeles.
The chicken sandwiches, courtesy of celebrity chef David Chang's fried-chicken chain Fuku, feature rose gold-dusted, habanero-brined pieces of fried chicken sandwiched affectionately between branded potato buns with one of three "custom love notes" reading "I’m Yours," "Be Mine" or "XOXO."
The Rose Gold meal features a Fuku fried chicken sandwich embossed with a romantic message. (American Express)
Each meal also comes with white grape soda, a rose gold-colored sugar cookie and a candle to set the mood for indoor dining during the pandemic.
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The fried promotion is the latest way brands are taking advantage of America's insatiable desire for fried chicken sandwiches. In recent weeks, McDonald's, Burger King and KFC announced updates on their own chicken sandwich offerings, which aim to compete with the likes of Popeyes and Chick-fil-A.