Popeyes surprises fans as beloved menu item hits grocery stores nationwide — but not everyone is impressed
Popeyes has introduced two new boxed biscuit mixes, Homestyle and Cajun Cheddar, available in grocery stores nationwide. The mixes allow fans to recreate the brand's iconic biscuits at home in just 18 minutes. While some customers are excited about the launch, others have expressed skepticism about the quality of the biscuits.
- ▪Popeyes is launching boxed biscuit mixes ahead of National Biscuit Day on May 29.
- ▪The mixes require only butter and water for baking, with an option to add cheese for the Cajun Cheddar variety.
- ▪The new products will be available at major retailers like Walmart, HEB, Target, and Kroger.
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Food & Drink Popeyes surprises fans as beloved menu item hits grocery stores nationwide — but not everyone is impressed By Brooke Steinberg Published May 26, 2026, 12:23 p.m. ET Popeyes is expanding its retail presence with two different styles of boxed biscuit mixes. Christopher Sadowski See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google DIY Popeyes is here. Craving Popeyes but can’t get to a restaurant? Now you can head to your local grocery store to satisfy that craving. The beloved Louisiana-style fried chicken chain is expanding its retail presence with two different styles of boxed biscuit mixes — including one you can’t actually get at their store locations.
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