Fans mourn Chick-fil-A's discontinued sandwich they will never see again as families say they 'miss it so much'

FANS of Chick-fil-A have turned to social media for the brand to return a popular sandwich.

Chick-fil-A said it doesn't have plans to bring back the sandwich but gave customers another way to enjoy the fan-favorite menu item.

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"I miss the Chick-fil-A chicken salad sandwich so much," a customer said on X, formerly known as Twitter.

The chicken brand's response was not the one the X fan was looking for.

"Although we don't have plans to bring back the Chicken Salad, it’s our pleasure to provide the recipe," the fast-food chain responded.

"You can make the dish at home."

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The company hyperlinked an article confirming that the sandwich was taken off all store menus.

The article from the fast food chain provided the dish's recipe.

"Even though it is no longer on the menu, we’d like to offer you a way to make it in your own kitchen," the company wrote.

INSIDE THE 'WICH

The chicken-based sandwich starts with four Chick-fil-A Chicken Breasts.

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Mayonnaise, celery, sweet pickle relish, hard-boiled eggs, and bread combine in the recipe to recreate the dish.

"From our recipe book to yours, enjoy," the company wrote in the recipe.

When it was on the menu, the Chicken Salad Sandwich commonly sold for $3.99.

A combo - combining the sandwich with waffle chips and a cookie - set customers back $6.79.

OTHER CHICK-FIL-A UPDATES

Chick-fil-A upgraded its app to allow customers to make more decisions about their food preparation.

Before the update, customers couldn't customize order ingredients on all of the store's offerings.

Now, entrees, snacks, and sides all are customizable for Chick-fil-A fans.

"With simple tap-to-add and tap-to-remove features on the Chick-fil-A App, customizing your meal will be fast and simple, giving guests greater freedom to try new flavor creations," the company said in a press release.

Chick-fil-A warned customers that they can't "alter cooking times" by changing their orders.

Some add-ons may also cost extra.

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The U.S. Sun reports on other Chick-fil-A changes - here is a fan-favorite dish that came back to stores nationwide.

Also, take a look inside Chick-fil-A's stores of the future.