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Costco adds chicken strips to California food courts

In July, Costco added a new $6.99 chicken strips order to food courts in several California cities, replacing the chain's calzone.

By Sheyna Greenamyer

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Tray of crispy fried chicken pieces in a warm display case beneath red-framed menu boards showing prices (6.99) for chicken options.

VICTORVILLE, Calif., July 17 (High Desert News Online) — Costco food courts in several California cities have added chicken strips, a $6.99 order that comes with five pieces and sauce and appears to be replacing the warehouse chain’s calzone at those locations.

Employees at stores in Alhambra, Los Feliz, Bakersfield, Santa Rosa and Concord said the item arrived in July. A Santa Rosa worker said it showed up July 6, while a Concord employee said it had been available for a few days by July 15.

Menu signs list the order at 1,130 to 1,640 calories. Costco’s Victorville warehouse also has the new item on its food court menu.

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Sheyna Greenamyer

Sheyna Greenamyer is a senior California reporter for Times Media Service, based in Sacramento, California, covering health and religion. Greenamyer reports on health developments and on faith and religious life in communities across California, focusing on the people and issues behind the headlines. Greenamyer holds a master's degree in communications and grew up in Long Beach, California.

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