How To Make A Sundae At Chick-Fil-A With 2 Menu Items

Americans love fast food because it's fast — right there in the name. But some restaurants are better than others. Chick-fil-A, for example, is the most successful chicken chain for a reason. Each location is owner-operated, so the quality is always under scrutiny. It's not just an investment; it's a job. And, sure, the restaurant is better known for its chicken sandwiches than its desserts, but when you want to go beyond the savory staples, you can lean into the sweets.

The next time you're at a Chick-fil-A, you can get a solid and simple dessert sundae with just two menu items: a brownie and some ice cream. Sure, the chain's brownies aren't made fresh, but they have a lot of fans — one Reddit user even wrote, "I would say it's probably the best brownie I've ever had." Taking it to the next level is easy: Just ask for a brownie in an Icedream cup, then top it with the chain's signature creamy vanilla soft-serve. At most locations, you can even add some candied sprinkles, chocolate or strawberry syrup, vanilla wafers, or Oreo cookie crumbles to get the fully realized sundae experience.

The best part about this Chick-fil-A sundae hack is that it can all be done in-house to eat on the go. However, if you want an extra upgrade that's still technically only two menu items, get a cone of vanilla Icedream and a brownie, then mash it all together in a bowl. The crispy crunch of the cone will blend with the soft Icedream and brownie for even more cold and crunchy texture. 

And, while we're on the dessert hacks, you might need to try the not-so-secret Chick-fil-A ice cream sandwich: Icedream between two of the chain's Chocolate Chunk Cookies for another sweet taste and chewy texture that's easy to eat by hand. Or go fully rogue with a Barq's Root Beer Float with extra additions — sprinkles, chocolate syrup, a brownie — why not? You can start with just a couple of ingredients, then experiment with the flavors.