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Amanda Caswell

I asked ChatGPT for a copycat Chick-fil-A recipe — but it left me wishing I'd ordered takeout

A photo of the GrubHub app shown on a smartphone.

Making dinner every night for a family of five is one of those things that has to be done even when I am exhausted and would rather order out. It doesn't help that my kids are picky eaters. One day they love what I make, the next day my middle schooler calls my cooking "mid."

And while I would love to order takeout more often, especially now that the GrubHub app is in Alexa+, it's just not in the budget. Plus, since ChatGPT has access to millions of recipes online, I figured it would be easy for it to help me recreate Chick-fil-A at home. Copycat recipes have existed on the internet for years. And AI is supposedly built to recognize patterns, combine information and deliver the “best” version of something instantly.

So naturally, I figured asking ChatGPT to recreate the perfect Chick-fil-A nuggets at home would be almost foolproof. Well, I was wrong.

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