This Chicken Nugget Bouquet Is the Only Way to Say ‘I Love You’ This Valentine's Day (2024)

This is the tastiest DIY project we’ve ever seen.

By Corey Williams Updated February 13, 2019

There’s no denying that edible bouquets are having a serious moment right now. We’re calling it now, folks: Food is the new flowers.

We’ve covered our fair share of delicious-looking arrangements over the last few weeks, so we decided to get in on the action ourselves. Reese’s, pickles, and salami have all had their moments in the sun—it’s time to let chicken nuggets shine. Because what says “true love” like a vase full of nugs?

I’m not an expert on many things, but I know my way around a Chick-fil-A. So, naturally, I commandeered this project and took it to the next (if not slightly unnecessary) level.

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It turned out pretty well, if I do say so myself! Also, it’s shockingly easy to recreate at home.

Here’s what you’ll need:

  • 36 Chick-fil-A nuggets
  • 1 large order of fries
  • 1 large styrofoam cup
  • 1 styrofoam ball, roughly the size of the mouth of the cup
  • Bamboo skewers
  • Artificial flowers
  • 1 bow
  • Dried beans or rice

Instructions:

  1. Gather your supplies. If you’ve made it home without eating any nuggets or fries, congratulations! The hardest part is already behind you.
  2. Weigh down your cup (about ⅔ full) with the dried beans or rice—the end result is pretty top-heavy, and this’ll keep it steady.
  3. Fit the ball inside the cup. About an inch of styrofoam should peek out over the top.
  4. Thread the nuggets and fries onto the skewers (kebab-style) and stick the skewers pointy-side down into the styrofoam. Arrange however you want—varying the heights of the kebabs will make your bouquet look fuller.
  5. Attach flowers to skewers with tape, and place them strategically to cover up any holes.
  6. Attach your bow to the cup.
  7. Take 100 pictures and Instagram all of them—because, damn, that’s one good-looking bouquet.
This Chicken Nugget Bouquet Is the Only Way to Say ‘I Love You’ This Valentine's Day (2024)

FAQs

How to make a chicken nugget bouquet? ›

Want to make your own? Grab a box of 20, skewer them and wrap in paper with a ribbon and your hungry love interest will be putty in your hands!

How do you spell McNuggets? ›

Chicken McNuggets are a type of chicken nuggets sold by the international fast food restaurant chain McDonald's.

What is a nugget slang? ›

Informal Term: In informal language, "nugget" can refer to a small, valuable piece of information or knowledge. It's often used when discussing a valuable or interesting tidbit of information. Nugget of Wisdom: This phrase is used to describe a small but profound piece of wisdom or insight.

What is another term for nugget? ›

nugget (noun as in lump, solid piece; often of metal) Strong matches. bullion chunk clod clump gold hunk ingot mass plum rock treasure wad.

How do Mexicans say chicken nuggets? ›

En español se dice nuggets de pollo.

How should you describe chicken nuggets? ›

A chicken nugget is a food product consisting of a small piece of deboned chicken meat that is breaded or battered, then deep-fried or baked.

What is a McNugget slang? ›

Clipping of Chicken McNuggets. (slang, often humorous) testicl*s.

What are the 4 types of McNuggets? ›

In fact, McNuggets come in just four shapes: the bell, the ball, the boot, and the bow tie, sometimes referred to as the bone.

Are McNuggets 100% chicken? ›

McDonald's Chicken McNuggets®® are made from 100% chicken breast meat. However, as a percentage of the total recipe when the batter, seasoning and oil to cook the nuggets are taken into account, chicken meat constitutes 45% of the total Chicken McNugget®, the other ingredients account for the additional 55%.

What is the fancy name for chicken tenders? ›

Chicken fingers (also known as chicken goujons, tendies, chicken strips, chicken tenders, or chicken fillets) are chicken meat prepared from the pectoralis minor muscles of the animal.

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