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Burger King has sparked a spirited chicken nugget debate on Twitter.
The global fast food chain took to the social media platform on Thursday stating its crown nuggets are greater than dino nuggets, but not everyone was in agreement with the "hot take."
"You actually couldn’t be more wrong," the tweet’s top commenter wrote.
"Never say this again Burger King, we all know this is just biased," another commenter chimed in.
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One Twitter user pointed out that dino nuggets are regularly available whereas Burger King’s crown nuggets have been available for a limited time.
"That’s what makes them so tantalizing—there’s a ‘will they won’t they’ aspect," the fast food chain argued in a tweet.
The last time Burger King brought back its crown nuggets was in May 2021, and that reappearance followed a 10-year hiatus. Only 25 restaurants in Miami were able to partake in the crown nugget return.
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While some Twitter users took a staunch side on the crown and dino nugget debate, some peacemakers suggested both versions could be enjoyed together, which is an idea Burger King didn’t show outright opposition to.
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The chain still tried to defend its position as Twitter users continued to share their thoughts and opinions.
"If chickens descended from dinosaurs, doesn’t that make dino nuggets inherently problematic?" Burger King joked at one point.
But, a commenter countered that point by writing: "Doesn't that just make them historically accurate…Like chicken nuggets but with more heritage."
"Interesting point thank you for the fascinating discourse," Burger King conceded.