The breast pieces are fucking shit as.

Popeye here in Socal has 2 pieces for 99 cent on Tuesday. Tomorrow is Tuesday.

Am I alone in really enjoying the potato and gravy?

I mean its probably not even potato but my god its delicious.

Does KFC really do this? I saw this thing on /v/, too. Same picture. Can't help but wonder if I'm being trolled, whether this is marketing or just a guy that loves chicken spreading the good news.

>>3569933
It IS freezedried potato, but you wouldn't want to know what makes that gravy.

>>3569939
>What makes that gravy
Oh god. I dont know if I am ready to know.

>>3569940
Well, my younger brother quit KFC after 1 day of training back in his teenage years ... because he found out how the gravy is made.

>>3569942
Tell me your secrets.

Its not people, is it?

>>3569943
Nah, it's something pretty mundane, people go "oh," and then when they start picturing it the reality hits them in full force.

>>3569947
Burnt breadcrumbs that fell off the chicken, IIRC

>>3569943
Its chicken fat drippings. Have fun.

>>3569951
Oh well that's not so bad...
Oh...
Oh...
Ewwwww.
I'm gonna go eat some fresh fruit now.

>>3569951

Why would he quit over that?

You already posted this on /v/

KFC is pig disgusting

>>3569947
>>3569948
>>3569951
This is exactly how my brother told me.
"At KFC, the main work surfaces have this trough thing underneath. If something dirty is on the work surface (usually mundane shit like pieces of KFC skin, oil drippings and burnt bits), it just gets pushed by hand or swept into the trough. So this trough, it's full of brownish rancid oil and shit, right? The manager points out the trough and says 'don't throw that out, that's how we make the gravy.' with a perfect trollface."

Now remember, the median KFC worker is ~17. Not exactly well trained in work standards and hygiene.

>>3569961
Aaaaand my desire for fast and easy chicken is goooone.

>>3569965

Lightweight.

>Mfw I knew all that
>I eat it anyway
Sigh...

>>3569966
Present me with worse cases of fast food disgust then.

>Getting potato and gravy instead of upsizing your chips
Why do people do this?

Do you fuckers really believe this shit? KFC gravy comes dehydrated, they add water to it.

>>3569982
God knows.

>>3569982
The base powder is just the standard KFC chicken skin powder, but do you really think water gives that nice rich greasy feel of the gravy and the oil content also comes dehydrated, just add water? And you think KFC is allowed by law to serve customers room temperature tap water mixed with powder that's been sitting around?

Anyone who's worked at KFC or even made instant gravy knows that it's not "just add water".

>>3569977

http://consumerist.com/2007/07/reader-says-he-found-brains-in-his-kfc.html

I think it turned out to be intestines instead.

>>3569989
i worked at a kfc\tacobell and can indeed confirm the gravy is made from whatever stuff is filtered out of these things plus the powder and water.. sometimes we would run out and make gravy with just the powder and it was still pretty good