According to Consumer Reports, 13 major chains had put policies and practices in place around their sourcing by late 2019, and four more were in the process of putting guidelines in place. Does that concern you? It should, scientists say.Īnd in that case, you might want to rethink Popeyes.
The use of antibiotics in livestock is controversial, and research points to the fact that prolonged overuse interferes with the effectiveness of antibiotics and the resistance of microbes they fight. then suffered emotional distress when his friends laughed at him).įor many people, that's a huge deal. Then, NBC reported that a Tennessee man actually filed a lawsuit against Popeyes for running out of chicken sandwiches (he claimed he was hustled by a Craigslist ad that promised sandwiches, then damaged his car while driving to various locations. The group of three men and two women then left their baby in the car and tried to force their way into the restaurant - which employees fortunately had time to lock. According to The Guardian, police were called to a Popeyes in Houston in September of 2019 after a man pulled a gun on the drive-thru employee who told him they were sold out of chicken sandwiches. Customers yelled and screamed and some even threatened to come back with guns.Īnd some did. Lines were out the door for hours, they weren't able to take breaks or sit down, and when things started running out, people got angry. One manager spent so much time on her feet - working 12-hour days after an employee suddenly quit under the chaotic pressure - that her legs went numb. and factoring in what you're going to eat for the rest of the day. It's definitely something to keep in mind when you're stepping up to order. Go for a large order of Chick-fil-A's waffle fries, and you'll be adding on 460 calories, 24 grams of fat, and just 370 grams of sodium. Ask for a large order of Cajun fries at Popeyes and you'll have a side that's 770 calories, 41 grams of fat, and 1,700 mg of sodium.
Now, let's say you want some fries to go with that. Nutritionists that spoke with Healthline stressed that neither of these are actually good for you, but the numbers show that one's definitely better than the other. It's made even worse when you compare that to Chick-fil-A's chicken sandwich, which comes with 440 calories, 19 grams of fat, and 1,350 mg of sodium. One of Popeyes' new and insanely popular sandwiches comes with a shocking 690 calories, 42 grams of fat, and 1,443 mg of sodium. Let's take just a few examples, starting with their chicken sandwich.
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