Popeye's or KFC ???

[wyeaster]

kfc, mcshits, pizza hut, bk i think. can't remember what else. i don't know if anybody loves them but they're there

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[Bobby Stainless]

Hardee's, Publix, and Chester's should be in that mix.

Publix has great fried chicken. Their tenders are awesome too.

Hardees doesn't sell fried chicken anymore but they do the best chicken biscuit IMO.

[Viva]

Kentucky Fried Chicken used to be pretty good when I was a kid. It was all the franchises, lowering the original standards, that turned it to shit.

[DJSapp]

Don't they love the colonel in China ?

Japan, and it is fucking magical over there.

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[SirHeady]

Publix has great fried chicken. Their tenders are awesome too.

Hardees doesn't sell fried chicken anymore but they do the best chicken biscuit IMO.

Chicken tender sub.

I wouldn’t say their fried chicken is superior to any other chain supermarket fried chicken.

Best chicken Biscuit was Mrs. winners



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[Skidog]

Kentucky Fried Chicken used to be pretty good when I was a kid. It was all the franchises, lowering the original standards, that turned it to shit.

Was just talking to my bro in law about this the other day. Was a time you'd go to Burger King and get a burger. Not a Whopper, just a god damned burger. The thing was typically bigger than the bun, or at least near same size. Now? You have to lift the bun to see if you even have a patty or not. Fuck corporations and the bottom line at the cost of good product.

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[k2skier112]

Japan, and it is fucking magical over there.

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The fried chicken industry in Japan is no small fry.


What better way to spend Christmas than eating fried chicken and strawberry shortcake? While it may not be exactly traditional from a Westerner’s point of view, that’s the way they do it in Japan, especially if the chicken is from good ol’ American fast food restaurant, Kentucky Fried Chicken. It’s so popular, in fact, that placing orders for Christmas chicken ahead of time is highly recommended, especially if you want a special box, because they might not have any left if you go in on the day.
https://soranews24.com/2017/12/29/kf...stmas-chicken/

[SkiBall]

I got into a convo with a guy in India on a tech support call and he said that KFC (and some of others I think) are very popular and they usually have to wait in line over an hour.
I did like those mashed potatoes before I cared what I put in my body. But I am not waiting 5 minutes for fast food. It's been over a year since my last fast food foray though, so I guess I am waiting longer?

[MakersTeleMark]

It's been years since I have been here, but the chicken is fantastic, supposedly healthy like I give a fuck, and the sides and the dips are money.

[SkiBall]

It's been years since I have been here, but the chicken is fantastic, supposedly healthy like I give a fuck, and the sides and the dips are money.

X2. YB is a regular go-to. Solid all the way around.
I will sometimes go to Safeway as well. A couple pieces of baked with 2 about any 2 sides for $6. Orzo, antipasto, kale salad, etc.

[Jong Lafitte]

Popeyes in a pinch, but like stated above nothing really beats grocery store fried chicken for some reason. Although it can be dry at times.

Also...day old cold fried chicken>hot fried chicken

This. At my grocery store you can buy the cold fried chicken. This skips the painful part of surreptitiously monitoring what’s eaten by others in attempt to envision what you’ll be able to refrigerate.

And, FWIW, to the original inquiry, Popeyes all damn day long but eat the dark pieces first, put those breasts in the fridge if you can.

I know we’re talking chicken but I love roasting a thanksgiving turkey. one year recently ski season was off to an early good start and I got a Popeyes fried turkey that you reheat in the oven and it was solid. Darn good actually.

[Bobby Stainless]

Reasonable thread drift. Fried turkey is delicious.

[bagtagley]

Family stopped for fast food lunch on the drive home from vacation. I opted out and sat in the car listening to a podcast. Looked up and noticed that Popeye’s was next door. I resisted for a long time, but they were taking forever so I finally broke down and got a thigh, leg, slaw, biscuit, and a sweet tea. Could have been the fact that I haven’t had fried chicken in forever, but it was damn good. I paid for it that night, but it was worth it.

We haven’t roasted a tgiving turkey in 15-20 years. I’m amassing lard for this year’s bird. Deep fried 4 life.

[m2711c]

Was just talking to my bro in law about this the other day. Was a time you'd go to Burger King and get a burger. Not a Whopper, just a god damned burger. The thing was typically bigger than the bun, or at least near same size. Now? You have to lift the bun to see if you even have a patty or not. Fuck corporations and the bottom line at the cost of good product.