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What makes McDonalds new "Southern Chicken Sandwich" Southern?

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because it just is
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It is the seasoning.  It has nothing to do with the sauce since the sauce is just regular mayonaise.

I love the Southern Chicken Biscuit in the morning even though it sounds odd to have chicken in the morning  LOL  Oh and try either the sandwich or the biscuit with cheese....it makes it even better!
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The way its made but I dont really care for the sandwich
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The "Southern Style Chicken Sandwich" is McDonald's attempt to clone Chick-Fil-A's chicken sandwich (lightly breaded chicken breast fried in peanut oil + 2 pickle slices). Chick-Fil-A's first restaurant is located in Hapeville, GA, hence "Southern Style".
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They are supposedly suppose to be breaded like the chicken that you put in a brown paper sack and shake to apply the batter. I guess that is a "southern" method.
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the breading and seasonings that are used and the pickles on it. To Hanzov69 - you must be thinking of West Virginia because down here where I live we graduate, don't chew tobacco and while we do enjoy Nascar, we are losing our tracks to the west. i.e. California and Arizona.
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the sauce they use is "southern"
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I DO NOT KNOW
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