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BOSTON MARKET® OVEN-CRISP CHICKEN STRIPS REVIEW

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Channel: theendorsement · 2017 · People & Blogs

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I venture to BOSTON MARKET® to review their new OVEN-CRISP CHICKEN STRIPS!  These are brand new and I ran across them on CHEWBOOM.COM and just had to see how these stack up to all the fried tenders/strips and nuggets that are out there on the market now.

Their website says this about the new strips - 

Crunch into the crispy golden crust of our new hand-breaded, all-white, all-breast meat, baked—not fried—Oven-Crisp Chicken Strips while you still can.

Definitely sounds different and on the healthier side - 

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https://www.bostonmarket.com/promotions/oven-crisp-chicken-strips/

http://www.chewboom.com/2017/06/05/boston-market-introduces-new-oven-crisp-chicken-strips/

The new Oven-Crisp Chicken Strips feature baked – not fried – hand-breaded, all-white breast meat chicken strips that offer a crispy crunch in what the brand describes as a “healthier” option.

The chicken strips are available on their own with choice of dipping sauce for a suggested retail price of $3.49 for three strips. You can also order the new strips as part of a four-piece individual meal with two sides and cornbread for $7.99. The chicken strips are also available as part of a salad, sandwich, bowl, wrap or kid’s meal.

Additionally, Boston Market is rolling out No Fry Friday during the month of June, were fans can get a variety of deals on Oven-Crisp Chicken Strips every Friday from June 9 through June 30, 2017.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston_Market

It was founded in December 1984 in Newton, Massachusetts, by Steven Kolow and Arthur Cores. The chain expanded rapidly in the early and mid-1990s. The company raised a lot of debt to finance its expansion.[citation needed] The rapid expansion allowed the company to create a steady stream of revenue from one-time development fees and increasing royalties, but also raised interest rates on its development loans. In 1998 the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.[2] The company was purchased by McDonald's Corporation in May 2000. McDonald's purchased the company for its real estate, but found the brand serviceable and therefore continued to operate and expand the chain. In 2007 McDonald's announced that it was "exploring strategic options" for the subsidiary.[3] On August 6, 2007, McDonald's announced plans to sell the chain to Sun Capital Partners,[4] a transaction that was completed on August 27, 2007.[5]

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