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It cost me $5.99 (compared to $3.99 for a regular Crispy Colonel so you're looking at $2 extra for an extra filet).
As the crispy-fried chicken filet used in the Crispy Colonel is fairly thick, doubling up on the filet makes for a really tall sandwich that some might have issues trying to get a full bite out of. I should note that, while tall, the sandwich feels slightly shorter in width than comparable chicken sandwiches from other major fast food chains.
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The chicken itself was moist on this occasion (I've had these several times and they've ranged from dry to juicy) with a good thickness throughout. The breading was flaky and crispy with a nice, herby note to it.
The pickles and mayo added just a slight accent to the chicken with the pickles adding a light, watery crunch and sourness and the mayo adding an extra bit of richness.
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