Get America’s Best Chicken Sandwich At 25 Minnesota Locations

Is there anything better than the perfect fast-food deep fried chicken sandwich with all the toppings?

Which chain has the best chicken sandwich in the entire country? America's top choice dominated across the majority of the states, but NOT Minnesota. Keep scrolling to find out what Minnesota's favorite is.

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Let's take a peek at the top picks across the US, according to coupon birds:

KFC:

Not long ago, KFC was labeled as America's worst fast food chain, but their chicken sandwich, with their secret blend of 11 herbs and spices, is still a favorite in three states: Kansas, Kentucky (surprise, surprise), and North Dakota.

Wendy's:

If I'm going to Wendy's, the last thing on my mind is a chicken sandwich (burger and frosty all day), but believe it or not, the chain has found a special place in the hearts of chicken lovers in Alaska, Maine, and Wyoming.

 Raising Cane's:

I've sadly never had Cane's, but have heard good things especially about the chicken and coleslaw. Famous for their chicken fingers and mouth-watering Cane's Sauce, Raising Cane's is a standout in Hawaii.

Jack In The Box:

Who knew you could get a killer chicken sandwich at Jack in the Box? People in Idaho apparently. They have everything on the menu including tacos and burgers too.

Chick-fil-A

Chick-fil-A is considered America's favorite chicken sandwich by a landslide with more than 30 states including Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois saying it was their favorite.

It may be America's favorite, BUT it's not Minnesota's favorite.

So, what is our chicken sandwich of choice here in the Land of 10,000 Lakes?

Popeyes:

With its Cajun flair and famous jingle, their juicy, flavorful chicken and mouth watering biscuits are loved in several states including Minnesota. Popeyes was also the favorite chicken sandwich in Arizona, Connecticut, Louisiana, Missouri, Nevada, New York, Montana, and Rhode Island.

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