Valentine’s Day may have been yesterday, but that doesn’t mean we can’t take the time to celebrate our real true love: chicken tenders. While some may put them down as kids’ food, we know the truth. Chicken tenders are for everyone, and our love for them will never die. At Constantly Pizza, we understand that our love for chicken tenders never goes away. It just changes over time.
Join us as we explore our never-ending love for chicken tenders, starting in childhood and continuing into adulthood.
Kids’ Menu Consistency
We all remember going out to eat with our families as kids and never having to worry about what to order. As long as there’s a kids’ menu, you’re good to go. Order the chicken fingers and let the adults worry about the rest. More often than not, your meal comes with fries, so you get both of your favorites. It’s the perfect meal, and you were always happy with it.
Comfort in Adulthood
As we grow up, we still love chicken fingers, but our love changes. Nostalgia plays a significant role, transporting us back to carefree days of playgrounds and school cafeterias. However, it’s not just about reliving the past. Chicken fingers offer a comforting familiarity amid hectic adulting. It’s a straightforward food that always brings comfort when you’ve had a rough day.
Adapt to Changing Tastes
Chicken tenders are one of the few foods that adapt to your changing tastes as you age. When you’re a kid, you pretty much just eat them plain or with ketchup. As you grow up, you discover new dipping sauces, like barbecue sauce or honey mustard. As your tastes broaden, you discover the delights of buffalo and teriyaki sauce. Changing tastes are no reason to leave chicken fingers behind.
Tasty Chicken Tenders from Constantly Pizza
We have all your favorites at Constantly Pizza. Whether you want to revisit your favorite foods from childhood or try something new, we’ve got it all on our menu. So add a side of crispy chicken tenders to your order. We won’t judge you. We understand that your love of chicken tenders will never die, and we think that’s beautiful.