Honey on chicken nuggets yes or no?

Anonymous
They have to be nuggets from McDonald's. No other nuggets work with honey in my opinion.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:They have to be nuggets from McDonald's. No other nuggets work with honey in my opinion.


Yes, real honey was a standard option along with the sauces when I worked there in 80’s.
Anonymous
Omg I forgot about the McD’s honey! I guess they don’t offer that anymore?
Anonymous
We have fried chicken cutlets sometimes and my kids put honey on them.
Anonymous
Nope - ketchup
Anonymous
honey mustard ftw
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:They have to be nuggets from McDonald's. No other nuggets work with honey in my opinion.


Yes, real honey was a standard option along with the sauces when I worked there in 80’s.


It's the only way to McD nuggets. So bummed that they don't offer it anymore.
Anonymous
I’d rather eat cardboard than a chemically laced, grade z McDonald’s chicken nugget.
Anonymous
Yes! But on any nugget. Especially if it’s hot honey.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I’d rather eat cardboard than a chemically laced, grade z McDonald’s chicken nugget.


Have at it lol
Anonymous
Hot honey.
Anonymous
Honey and Dijon mustard - all nuggets and tenders.
Anonymous
Honey goes on any nugget. But I was sad when McDs discontinued that as a sauce option.
Anonymous
I love honey with fried chicken. I haven't had a McDonald's chicken nugget in maybe 30 years but do still remember enjoying them with honey.

Ottolenghi has a seeded fried chicken (the breaded coating for the chicken is made out of a variety of seeds, it sounds weird but it's amazing) tastes incredible drizzled with honey or dipped in honey. Might have to make it this weekend now that I've thought about it. So good.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Hot honey.


I've started making hot honey at home to drizzle on the pizza my DH makes and it's so good. Hot honey everything. Such an easy sauce that really takes things to a new level. Or, to quote Emiril, "let's kick it up a notch!"
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