Fans go crazy for Costco’s new Chick-fil-A dupe that costs less than $2 a pop

Now, shoppers can get that buttery biscuit and crispy chicken combo without the drive-thru line, and for half the price of the original.

Mason Dixie Foods is rolling out its new Chicken Biscuit Sandwich exclusively at select Costco locations.

The frozen breakfast sandwiches are showing up at Costco stores throughout the Northeast, Bay Area, and San Diego, California, according to Parade.

The sandwich consists of a buttermilk biscuit and a crispy chicken breast, seasoned with Mason Dixie’s original restaurant spice blend.

The lack of egg, cheese, or other extras really locks in the Chick-fil-A-style of the dupe.

According to Mason Dixie, each sandwich contains 11 grams of protein, and the chicken is free from antibiotics or preservatives.

What sets this item apart is its price – each sandwich rings in at about half the price of the Chick-fil-A version.

The eight-count box has a suggested retail price of $15.99, according to Parade, which works out to about $2 per sandwich.

To compare, Chick-fil-A Chicken Biscuits cost $3.89 per sandwich.