KFC appreciation thread!

[Babygak]

<3 kfc

every time i smell it i haveeee to eat it

hehehehhe - thankkkkkfullyy i dont live too close to one and i dont walk past one regularily hahahahhaa

[Talal]

obviously you'd say that since you own a subway.

subway is much healthier, much tastier and much more affordable than these fast food rugbers that you guys chug..and DZJ is right that chicken it looks beyond gross

and this is not mentioning those youtube videos where they show the people working at these stores go skinny dippin in the store dishwashers

[Manzareh]

Kafir Fried Chicken, is that how it is now yeah. see it there

[Amir al Ghaznavi]

i can eat 5 burgers from burger king but i cant eat more than 5 pieces of kfc its too oily. im more of a red meat man anyways

[MohannaD]

I like it since the 80s in Kuwait , during the Messi campaign I ate a lot of KFC he he .

Liking it doesn't mean that I don't agree about it being unhealthy .

[Karachi]

I like it since the 80s in Kuwait , during the Messi campaign I ate a lot of KFC he he .

Liking it doesn't mean that I don't agree about it being unhealthy .

KFC was rated as the most unhealthy fast food chain here in north america, I am sure it;s the same world over.

KFC also arrived in Saudi arabia way back in 1976, My dad was there in Dammam for it's opening, he told me how every one became addicted to it in those days, because for many people it was the first time they were tasting fried chicken

[faye]

kfc tastes terrible. growers pump hormones into chicken and it makes them grow quickly until they can't even walk. it is disgusting. i can hardly eat chicken since i saw a documentary about their treatment.

[Karachi]

^ i agree, I saw a documentary on that too, all these hormones also go in to our bodies. These things should be really banned, fast food chains like KFC probably kill so many people per year

[faye]

these parasitic fast food chains latch onto the developing countries and the people in those lands start to stop eating diets which are far more nutritional. in malaysia i saw them giving out kernel kentucky or whoever the guy is, with slanty eyes, lol. no shame these companies.

[MohannaD]

KFC was rated as the most unhealthy fast food chain here in north america, I am sure it;s the same world over.

KFC also arrived in Saudi arabia way back in 1976, My dad was there in Dammam for it's opening, he told me how every one became addicted to it in those days, because for many people it was the first time they were tasting fried chicken

Welcome back Faye !
It's very oily , but sometimes I feel like having it , I miss the hot shots , they don't have them here anymore (at least in Kuwait and UAE ).

I think you mean dipped friend chicken , 'cause people do eat fried chicken .

[faye]

thanks mohanna. the mother of friends in borneo, grows corn and sweet potato, especially for the chicken. i had some of one of those chicken and it was VERY nice.

[MohannaD]

From Wiki :




Nutritional value

KFC has used partially hydrogenated oil in its fried foods. This oil contains relatively high levels of trans fat, which increases the risk of heart disease.
In the United States, the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) filed a court case against KFC with the aim of making it use other types of oils or make sure customers know about trans fat content immediately before they buy food. In October 2006, KFC said it would begin frying its chicken in trans fat-free oil (<0.5g per serving) in the United States. This would also apply to their potato wedges and other fried foods, however, the biscuits, macaroni and cheese, and mashed potatoes would still contain trans fat. Trans fat-free soybean oil was introduced in all KFC restaurants in the U.S. by April 30, 2007, and CSPI dropped its lawsuit.

However, outside the United States the company has continued to use other types of oil that have drawn criticism over their health effects. In Australia, KFC was reported to be using palm oil with up to 1 per cent trans-fat and 52 per cent saturated fat content as late as 2007, after restaurants in the United States had changed to trans-fat free oil.

[MohannaD]

thanks mohanna. the mother of friends in borneo, grows corn and sweet potato, especially for the chicken. i had some of one of those chicken and it was VERY nice.

Cool , I remember seeing corn fed chicken in Tesco (Nottingham) if I recall correctly . Did not buy it though .

[faye]

palm oil plantations is another thing i saw in borneo. i won't support that product either.

[MohannaD]

palm oil plantations is another thing i saw in borneo. i won't support that product either.

Noticed a big number of the palm trees in Malaysia .