The problem is you're taking something that isn't really unhealthy (unless you add a ton of cream and sugar) and tacking on a couple hundred calories worth of edible cup.
Was KFC ever a thing? It's mediocre at best,
and fried chicken is gross to begin with.
that's overstating things. KFC barely qualifies as food
oh you get that fucking shit outta here! what the hell is wrong with you, son?
"I'll eat Taylor Swift, but fried chicken is disgusting.'
LOL ATOT. Men of taste.
"I'll eat Taylor Swift, but fried chicken is disgusting.'
The bounds you will surpass to desire absolute trash in one area, then thumb your nose at it in another, is frequently baffling.
It is huge in Asia. But, the chicken is done differently. It's not nearly as greasy as the slop we get back home.KFC is huge in Asia. Don't ask me why I don't know.
I think it's an interesting idea. I have some reservations about it, but would be interesting to try (I don't drink coffee though so have no real interest in it).
I was thinking there was another company that was trying to do something similar (use packaging that was edible) but can't recall what it was.
But fast food manages to sell ice cream in cones/bowls so I don't see why they can't manage to do this.
I also wonder how long before people ask for them to put like the popcorn chicken and stuff like that in it. Or their "famous bowls" or whatever that's the chicken with mashed potatoes and gravy.
Actually they could surely make fry containers out of some potatoes. I'm kinda surprised places haven't tried making hashbrown bowls to put breakfast foods in (although I suppose it's easier to just use a tortilla and stuff it with hashbrowns, eggs, sausage/bacon/ham, and cheese).
They are pretty sparse in Kansas, but they do exist.
probably made of the same stuff they batter the chicken with since that taste like foam too.
Anyways. I asked at work and only one person could tell me where a kfc is. Apparently it's pretty much inside of a gas station. The one I know of from years ago was 1/2 kfc and 1/2 a&w so I question the number of "stores" figure.
Anyways. I asked at work and only one person could tell me where a kfc is. Apparently it's pretty much inside of a gas station. The one I know of from years ago was 1/2 kfc and 1/2 a&w so I question the number of "stores" figure.
Didn't you say you owned a house in Colorado Springs? Ever read Fast Food Nation? They talk a little about Colorado Springs. It's one of the most generic, boring shithole, endless sprawl examples of a worthless town in this country. You drive a mile and you'll find an intersection with a McDonalds, a Burger King, a Taco Bell and a KFC, drive another mile and the same thing, repeat in all directions. I just took a look at the KFC web site ... there are a dozen KFCs in Colorado Springs.
Yup, but I like KFC. I go a couple times a year maybe, but I like what I get.[
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Same here
That sounds much better. Almost enough for me to actually want to eat there.It is huge in Asia. But, the chicken is done differently. It's not nearly as greasy as the slop we get back home.