The Chick-Fil-A Spicy Chicken Hack That'll Hook You From The First Bite

Chick-fil-A has been making big waves in the fast food scene thanks to the chain's chicken-first focus and its method of pressure frying sandwiches for extra deliciousness. We've tried almost everything at Chick-fil-A, from its entire breakfast menu (which we ranked) to the many Chick-fil-A sauces (which we have also ranked), and there's a lot of deliciousness on the menu here. The only thing better than what Chick-fil-A already has on the menu is the plethora of ordering hacks that customers have discovered and invented.

New hacks are popping up constantly, and recently, a new spicy chicken hack for Chick-fil-A has been on the rise on social media. The idea is to take a spicy chicken sandwich and add Chick-fil-A's creamy salsa dressing and charred tomato crispy peppers; for extra deliciousness, you can also add bacon strips. Essentially, this makes the already tasty and spicy sandwich more flavorful thanks to the charred tomato crispy peppers with some added creaminess from the creamy salsa dressing.

The hack has been dubbed online as a Mexican-style spicy chicken sandwich and has been gaining some serious popularity. Some users have even gone as far as to call the hack a "game changer" and "the best Chick-fil-A hack". Granted, there's some assembly required to make this unique take on Chick-fil-A's spicy chicken sandwich, but according to the general public, it's definitely worth the effort.

This hack isn't quite so simple as drizzling some sauce and toppings onto the sandwich and calling it a day. It's a bit more involved than that, requiring that you actually coat the spicy chicken fillet in the creamy salsa dressing before reassembling the sandwich. Fortunately, there's an easy way to coat the chicken fillet in the sauce that already comes with your order.

First, remove the spicy chicken fillet from the sandwich. Then, you can place it into the paper wrapping the sandwich actually came in and put an entire packet of creamy salsa dressing into the packaging. Close the ends up and shake the bag to evenly coat the fillet in the sauce.

After you've successfully coated the fillet, you'll want to place the saucy spicy chicken back into the sandwich buns. Before you close the sandwich up, be sure to sprinkle the charred tomato crispy peppers on top; if you'd like, feel free to layer a few strips of bacon on there as well.