America's appetite for unconventional crossovers is satiated only by Deadpool movies or the eclectic lineup of films on streaming giants. As streamers continue to reign as the US' favorite pastime, they keep upgrading themselves to serve the likes of their audience and stay ahead of the curve. In its latest move, a food company is set to bring a beloved American cuisine to life as entertainment, further expanding its innovative offerings.

One of America's south-central favorite is in talks to join the bandwagon of Netflix, Hulu, and Prime to launch its own streaming platform to expand its reach and outlet. 

Chick-fil-A, the Oklahoma-based Christian-owned company renowned for its signature chicken sandwiches, has made a strategic investment in a family-friendly game show. According to Deadline, the company has partnered with Glassman Media, the production house behind NBC's The Wall, and Michael Sugar’s Sugar23, which is behind series such as Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why to produce a new entertainment series with Okhlama's Chick-fil-A at the center. The move marks Chick-fil-A's exit from the traditional business model into modern-day ventures. 

Reports also suggest that Chick-fil-A has already ordered ten episodes of The Wall, expected to appeal to a broad audience. The brand has earlier produced animated content with Stories of Evergreen Hills as well. The partnership aims to provide wholesome entertainment, keeping Chick-fil-A's values-driven brand image intact. 

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No further details about the game show's format and release date have not been disclosed yet. Nonetheless, until it rolls out, streamers, especially Netflix boats a lot of options that might cater to different taste buds. 

Be it Dinner time with David Chang or be it the spectrum of dishes and all the more delicious stories compiled into the Chef's Table documentary, Netflix has it all. In case audiences have a whim to explore the varieties of street food around the nation, David Gelb’s Street Food USA documentary takes viewers on a spicy journey across the states of the USA. 

To name a few more, Nailed It, Big Family Cooking Showdown, and Taste the Nation cater to diverse tastes, drawing in foodies worldwide. Netflix goes beyond movies with a sizzling food lineup. Besides tying up with blockbuster shows to launch themed-parks, this exclusive culinary push has broadened the platform's appeal, transforming it from a movie haven to a global food destination. 

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