Chicken Waffles Shorts
Roscoes House Of Chicken And Waffles Los Angeles Restaurant Shorts
by Junpark Artwork
$21 $27
We Go Together Like Chicken and Waffles Shorts
by SusurrationStudio
$21 $27
ROSCOE'S HOUSE CHICKEN AND WAFFLES GRAPHIC Shorts
by Junpark Artwork
$21 $27
Description: Sport your support of the 'verse with your very own Albert's shirt! No disintegrating bacon in this fine establishment! Only the best for Bart and the crew, and now for you too!
Firefly Podcast Albert's Chicken and Waffles Shorts
by FireflyPodcast
$21 $27
Description: It’s "Crunch Time"! This hilarious and clever vintage-inspired design takes the iconic Southern comfort food duo, Chicken and Waffles, and puts them in a brutal boxing match. Featuring a battered fried chicken drumstick and a bruised waffle, both wearing boxing gloves and looking completely knocked out. Styled in the classic 1930s rubber-hose cartoon aesthetic, this funny illustration is perfect for foodies, gym goers, boxing fans, and anyone dealing with a stressful week. A fantastic conversation starter for casual t-shirts, hoodies, or gym wear!
Crunch Time Chicken and Waffles Boxing Retro 1930s Cartoon Shorts
by Yaymertch
$21 $27
Description: Meet the ultimate comfort-food duo! A cool cartoon chicken and a round waffle rock matching sunglasses, big smiles, and a plate full of syrup in this playful retro-inspired design. Batter Together celebrates friendship, breakfast favorites, chicken and waffles, and vintage cartoon vibes. A fun pick for food lovers, waffle fans, brunch enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates quirky food art.
Batter Together – Funny Chicken and Waffle Retro Cartoon Shorts
by Kenny The Bartender's Tee Emporium
$21 $27
Description: A cartoon rooster, predominantly red and blue, stands on a large, yellow, circular waffle. Below the waffle is a red, stylized cursive text that reads "Roscoe's" with a white outline. Beneath this, in all yellow capital letters, is "HOUSE OF CHICKEN N WAFFLES". The background is black.
Description: “Los Pollos Hermanos, where something delicious is always cooking.” Los Pollos Hermanos was a fictional fast-food chain from the Breaking Bad universe that specialized in fried chicken with locations across the southwestern United States. The name, pronounced [los ˈpo.ʝos eɾˈma.nos], is ungrammatical Spanish for “The Chicken Brothers.” Founded by Gustavo Fring and Max Arciniega, the restaurant chain had fourteen locations and was Gustavo Fring’s major business concern. Los Pollos Hermanos was a subsidiary of Madrigal Electromotive, a German conglomerate with an ownership stake in the company. The restaurant also provided money laundering and logistics for illegal activities.
