About Us
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This is truly one-of-a-kind chicken. And the only one that delivers memorable meal experiences for customers. It’s Genuine Broaster Chicken®, and it’s been a trusted iconic brand for more than 65 years. Genuine Broaster Chicken is prepared with the freshest available chicken, proprietary ingredients and our own unique cooking process. It’s pressure fried in a patented Broaster Pressure Fryer. The end result is an amazing aroma and incomparable taste that chicken lovers crave. A taste beyond expectation. It’s the taste of chicken perfected and the only one that can truly be called Genuine Broaster Chicken.
Winner Chicken Dinner is a locally owned restaurant that was started April 24, 2022. After some growing pains we now have a drive-up window, take call-in orders, have take out and dine-in and just this November started our delivery service. When we have the drivers we will deliver just like Cal did when he owned the Dairy Queen in Winner. My parents and our family used to order from Cal all the time. Lots of people did. We have the same fresh marinated chicken, secret recipe breading and broaster machines he used. Come and enjoy the best tasting chicken you can buy!
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What is Pressure Frying? Pressure Frying is similar to conventional open frying in which foods are heated to cooking temperature in a well filled with cooking oil, except that in a pressure fryer the food is cooked under controlled pressure in a sealed vessel. Foods cooked in a Broaster® Pressure Fryer are much more tender, juicy, and flavorful because moisture and natural juices are retained. Cooking under pressure in a sealed environment prevents food from losing its moisture. When moisture evaporates from food during frying, it is replaced by the oil it is fried in. Oil absorption during open frying has been found to be as much as 20%. Pressure frying seals the food’s moisture and natural juices within the product, preventing the penetration of cooking oil
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