While any adult nugget fan knows in their heart which shape is superior (it’s the dinosaur), kids live by a different set of rules.
in 1993, so they’ve had about three decades to cement themselves as the prevailing nugget. Over half of the survey respondents answered “dinosaur,” for reasons ranging from surface area to breading-to-chicken ratio to fierceness. Many elaborated with details on the particular“If they are round, you get less nugget, and the tail and legs give you more nugget.” — Dylan, 6, El Segundo, California“T. rexes are big, and the bigger the nugget, the more ketchup you can put on it.
At first glance, one might think McDonald’s chicken nuggets come in an indistinct blob shape, but they actually. Eater included the boot on the survey since it’s the most easily recognizable of the four, and about 6 percent of respondents voted for it, with mostly straightforward reasoning: It’s a good shape for catching dipping sauce and for holding, and it’s less likely to come apart than other shapes, some respondents said.“Because God made our tummies round.
Round: “A circle is round like the wheel and tire of a vehicle or a ball.” — Lewis, 3, Cary, North CarolinaThe survey offered eight choices of shapes — round, star, dinosaur, boot , cartoon character , animal, fries, and rings — but respondents could also choose “other.” Several respondents who went that route used the write-in option to praise letter-shaped chicken nuggets, particularly letters in their names.
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