Chick-fil-A is launching a meal kit as more people eat at home

Chick-fil-A is rolling out a meal kit as more people eat at home because of the coronavirus pandemic.

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The chicken chain will start selling its new product nationally as soon as May 4. Each individual restaurant will decide whether to offer the meal kits, but Chick-fil-A expects at least half of its locations to opt in. In recent years, hype over meal kits has largely faded. But some meal kit companies have seen a recent boost because of the coronavirus pandemic, which has forced restaurants to close their doors and prompted people to stay away from crowded grocery stores.

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