Papa John’s (a take-out and delivery pizza chain) introduced “Chiffalo” (buffalo chicken pizza) in September 2013. The term had not then been trademarked.
“Chiffalo” had previously been cited on Twitter on February 16, 2013.
Twitter
Donald Rock
@RockThinks
@sohumpawar I think I like Chiffalo much better. It rolls off the tongue.
5:57 PM - 16 Feb 13
BargainSwoop
September 27, 2013
Papa John’s
Check out the Chiffalo! Try Papa’s $10 Buffalo Chicken Pizza Deal Thru Sunday!
Twitter
Jessica
@iloveredrobot
“Chiffalo.” Portmanteau of “chicken” and “Buffalo.” Sounds not delicious.
9:10 AM - 27 Sep 13
Twitter
Darla Dixon
@DarlaDixon
Papa John’s is calling their Buffalo Chicken “Chiffalo.” I just wanted to warn as many ppl as possible. Pls RT to protect yr friends.
10:01 AM - 27 Sep 13
Twitter
Drywall
@ihadtopee
🐔 Check out the Chiffalo! Try Papa’s $10 Buffalo Chicken Pizza Deal Thru Sunday! And NFL Fans are Winners on… http://tmblr.co/Zr2ngww95p7J
10:21 AM - 27 Sep 13
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Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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