Chicken has been trending in the fast-food world for quite some time, and things keep getting better. If restaurants want to increase their customer base, they continually have to reinvent the menu to keep people excited. We have seen many new chicken products in the last year, including the long-anticipated return of McDonald’s Snack Wrap. The Golden Arches is also trying McCrispy Tenders, hand-breaded chicken tenders, in select markets, and they look absolutely delicious. “This one is super intriguing – they have the McCrispy Tenders, which *appear* to be different than the current McCrispy Strips,” Snackolator explained. Snackolator shared the McDonald’s McCrispy Tenders news on Instagram. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Snackolator (@snackolator) McCrispy Tenders Look So Good Snackolator tried the McCrispy Tenders and immediately could tell the difference between the new strips and McCrispy Strips. He said they were crispier and crunchier than the strips and had a delicious seasoning blend. “The hand breading is amazing on the tenders and the McSpicy Sandwich had a Popeyes feel – and wings at McDonald’s with all those sauces could be incredible!” Snackolator shared. He also tried sandwiches and wings and loved them all. McDonald’s fans want to get it on this new chicken action. “If they release the McCrispy tenders nationwide, I have zero reason to eat anywhere else lol,” someone wrote. “Those wings with the McCrispy sauce, oh my god, that’s gonna be banging!” Another person shared. Some think that McDonald’s McCrispy Tenders, wings, and sandwiches are recycled menu items from days gone by.“The mighty wings, the signature spicy chicken sandwich, and the buttermilk McChicken strips have returned. McDonald’s has officially brought back the past,” someone wrote. “So basically McDonald’s is bringing back ‘Mighty Wings’?! But with a different name .. I hope they taste just like the mighty wings from 2014, cause I remember the taste,” another person added. What McDonald’s chicken item would you like to try? This story’s featured image is by Klaudia Radecka/NurPhoto via Getty Images.