US Open fans divided on $100 caviar-topped chicken nuggets: ‘Weird would be a good word’

Fonte: New York Post

These nuggets are out of bounds. US Open attendees are calling caviar-topped chicken nuggets sold at the food court for a staggering $100 a whopping double-fault — but the opulent offering still managed to attract scores of curious fans happy to shell out for the strange combo. “That’s the worst chicken I ever had in my life,” said Lisa Zizzo, a 48-year-old Floridian who forked over the Franklin for a box of six caviar nuggets at the Coqodaq food stand outside Arthur Ashe Stadium.

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