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title: "New Website Offers Chick-fil-A Sandwiches on Sundays"
url: https://burnaze.com/article/80aedc5d-c5ab-4bd6-80af-f935b5023e52
source: "1851 Franchise"
original_url: https://1851franchise.com/new-website-offers-chick-fil-a-sandwiches-on-sundays-2716720
category: "Chicken"
industry: "Restaurants"
segment: "Chicken"
published: 2021-09-21T19:14:00.000Z
modified: 2026-11-01T02:12:57.336Z
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# New Website Offers Chick-fil-A Sandwiches on Sundays

**TL;DR:** A new website, Sunday Service, is reselling Chick-fil-A sandwiches on Sundays for $6.66, despite the franchise's traditional Sunday closures. The website, launched by MSCHF, allows buyers to sign up for sandwiches purchased on Saturdays and resold on Sundays.

*originally published in 1851 Franchise on 2021-09-21. [Read the original](https://1851franchise.com/new-website-offers-chick-fil-a-sandwiches-on-sundays-2716720).*

## Story

With nearly 3,000 locations around the world, it’s not difficult to get your hands on a Chick-fil-A sandwich when you want one. Unless, of course, it’s Sunday.

The famously religious franchise has been closed on Sundays since its founding by Truett Cathy in 1946. But now, a new website is reselling Chick-fil-A sandwiches on Sundays.

Launched by Brooklyn-based art collective MSCHF, the website, cheekily named Sunday Service, allows buyers to sign up for Chick-fil-A sandwiches purchased on Saturdays and then re-sold on Sundays for $6.66 (naturally).

Though the intention behind the website is clearly more satirical than financial, Sunday Service does reassure buyers that their second-hand sandwiches are as good as new. In an exchange on Twitter caught by The A.V. Club, MSCHF’s Daniel Greenberg said all sandwiches sold on the site are “kept warm overnight with a professional chef putting some finishing touches on them Sunday before they go out. They are as hot as you’d get them fresh.”

So far, Chick-fil-A has not addressed the website — probably a smart move given MSCHF’s transparently provocative intentions. Ultimately, the franchise will likely benefit from the project, which is putting the OG QSR chicken sandwich top-of-mind as competitors flood the market.

Is there a lesson for other franchise brands here? Perhaps. Chick-fil-A has been at the center of controversies regarding its explicitly Christian practices for years.

But its Sunday closures have also provided a strong hook that has kept Chick-fil-A in the cultural conversation. By allowing a little fun at its expense, the brand remains as relevant as ever, which may help explain why a franchise that is open for just six-sevenths of the time its competitors are open is still one of the 50 highest-grossing fast-food chains in the U.S.

and one of only five chains to exceed $10 billion in sales last year.

## Entities

- 1851 Franchise (publication)
- Restaurants (sector)
- Chick-fil-A (company)
- fast food sales (topic)
- sunday closures (topic)
- resale website (topic)
- chick-fil-a menu (topic)

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Originally reported by 1851 Franchise (https://1851franchise.com/new-website-offers-chick-fil-a-sandwiches-on-sundays-2716720). Summarized by Burnaze (https://burnaze.com/article/80aedc5d-c5ab-4bd6-80af-f935b5023e52).