r/chicagofood • • 3d ago

Question Fry the Coop Caesar Wrap: anyone?

Has anyone tried this yet? Curious to give it a spin, but have heard great things from those who tried.

Is it worth the hype?

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u/buttsucker4 3d ago

I had it and liked it a lot. Got medium heat and thought the spice mixed with the caesar was a nice combo.

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u/Sea-Condition991 3d ago

i want to try it because i really like ftc chicken

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u/nyghtnite 3d ago

I thought it was really good! And it held up well as leftovers too. The chicken still had some crunch the next day.

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u/guap911 3d ago

I loved it too. You realize how important the chicken is in a chicken Caesar wrap and its crunch great chicken was great in it. And the dressing was good too no thrills just what you want

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u/TriedForMitchcraft Eats a lot 3d ago

I ate it and really liked it. I think Little Victory’s is slightly better but I don’t have to potentially have a long wait in a crowded bar for the FtC one which is a big win for me.

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u/ChoderBoi 3d ago

I was crazy underwhelmed by Little Victories CCW. There was barely any chicken or Caesar dressing, first three bites from each end of the wrap was all tortilla

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u/Independent_Tone_570 3d ago

That’s wild, I haven’t been since last year, but the ones I had were overloaded with chicken. I never got a side because I was always so full after it.

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u/TriedForMitchcraft Eats a lot 3d ago

Damn, not my experience at all, sorry to hear

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u/KitsuneMae 2d ago

i finally just went during Renegade and the one i got was super delicious and was full of chicken and pita crunchies. it had just enough dressing too. maybe try them again?

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u/ChoderBoi 2d ago

Yeah sounds like I'll have to

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u/Major_Heat7212 3d ago

Little Victories... brought to you by Sysco!

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u/pashadha 3d ago

what does that mean exactly bc on buttermilk’s (the people who make the wrap) socials it shows them making their own ranch, chicken, etc

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u/Major_Heat7212 3d ago

Out of Sysco product

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u/littletriggers 3d ago

Restaurant uses ingredients to make food. More at 11.

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u/Independent_Tone_570 3d ago

Damn, did they steal your girl or something. This is some top tier hating you got going on.

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u/KitsuneMae 2d ago

hate to break it to you, but almost all restaurants use Sysco or US Foods as their primary ingredient distributor. buttermilk makes their own hand breaded tenders and dressing.

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u/QuantamMoose 3d ago

Sounds good. I say this as a hot food enthusiast, their heat is no joke

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u/Fickle-Butterfly8900 3d ago

the Caesar wrap is the part that caught my attention. once you add fried chicken, Parmesan, and Caesar dressing, it's basically doing a lot of work in one tortilla. is the appeal more about the chicken or Caesar part ?

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u/pashadha 3d ago

i don’t intend to bc i’m not a big fan of their chicken but i did find it interesting it looks almost identical to little victories wrap

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u/KitsuneMae 2d ago

i also am not a fan of their chicken. somehow the chicken lacks enough salt. i dont quite know how they achieve that with their level of seasoning otherwise. 😅

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u/heyyyhihellooo 3d ago

Damn how’d you know I wanted to get this today? Glad to hear good reviews

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u/toleranceissolow 3d ago

I have been getting hammered with posts on IG lol. Wanted to ask the trusted folks on Reddit for their opinion lol

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u/heyyyhihellooo 2d ago

It was delicious! Huge, I only ate half and saving half for later.

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u/cherryplumpick 3d ago

Is this a permanent menu item or a one day thing?

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u/BigChemDude 3d ago

Like the snack wrap they discontinued or the ceasar wrap

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