A word to the wise: Get the Wild Berry Beignets with it.
Last week , Popeyes unveiled itslatest twist on the classic French fritter , a savage berry iterationavailable entirely across California , Illinois , and New York securities industry . But for those outside of those specified zip codes , the New Orleans - style firm food for thought joint has a consolation loot . It ’s bringing back the $ 6 Shrimp Tackle Box , and it ’s even cheaper when you regularise online .
Popeyes reintroduced its beloved Shrimp Tackle Box last week , which means it ’s now uncommitted at storehouse nationally . And while you’re able to snag the seafood fave for $ 6 in shop , it ’s only $ 5 when you rank online or via the app .
The box let in eight crispy - fried Butterfly Shrimp , one veritable side , one biscuit , and a dip sauce of your choice . It ’s too serious to pass along up . And for those that are living — or merely passing through — Illinois , New York , or California , The Shrimp Tackle Box make for the utter precursor to your Wild Berry Beignets taste .
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Popeyes has taken its New Orleans delicacy , which sport golden - brownish deep-fried pastry doused in powdery sugar , and stuffed it with Charles Edward Berry pick . They ’re available now in 3- , 6- , and 12 - slice orders for $ 1.99 , $ 3.99 , and $ 7.49 . And if its success is anything like earlier beignet creations ( remember the chocolate version ! ? ) , the Wild Berry will make a broader rollout any calendar month now .
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