Why? Are you a child?

They should put 20% on the price and give it to the nhs!!

That's bad

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Wasn't rolph initially Colonel Saunders when things began??

Hot

Definitely multiple use

Very true.. But it also actually tastes different/better. Drier and more fibrous, but the flavour is better..


Anyway, might just go and get a quick KFC take away..

I despise drumsticks in general (not just kfc chicken), usually they're crammed with ligaments and clear gloop

i like the breast cause its easy to pull it off the bone and dip in my gravy, drum sticks are the worst for that as it needs to be chewed straight off the bone :disappointed:

The weird thing is - I only like breast and hate thigh and drumsticks.. It's completely different in terms of taste and texture ..

Maybe I can say I'm allergic to thigh? Would that work??

​finger lickin good. do you know where it went.......

​Can't use the student discount with any offers unfortunately.

palm oil has its use's though for example it stops chafing

Worked there as a kid. A full tray of chicken is typically cooked using 4 whole chickens and a half tray, 2 whole chickens. Each chicken comprises of one breast, two wings, two ribs, two thighs and two drumsticks. So the most breast available on a tray is either 4 or 2 depending on tray size.

this is true, the small KFC takeaway in my local village hardly ever let me have a breast piece, and they said the same as you.. only 2 per tray, the local drivetrough however always lets me have the Breast, i guess as they are busy they have a high turnover so theres always some lying around :smiley:
ive never tried to order a bucket of breast though, just the 1 piece that comes in my Big Daddy box meal, nomnom

From an ex-KFC employee...
Each tray of original recipe (on the bone) chicken that comes from the kitchen has two breast pieces on it, you can request a breast piece but it's unlikely you'll get one as they're in short supply.

How much is a boneless bucket? Might get one for lunch..

Allow that then..

In a KFC Chicken bucket you get either Chicken Wings, Ribs, Thighs or Drumb Stick Legs.

If you buy a boneless bucket you can get chicken breast fillets.

Looks more like Anthony Hopkins in The Road to Wellville. A lot more. He should do a Colonel Sanders biopic.

You don't get breast, it's either leg or thigh.

​calm down

grab this lunchtime next week

No, his cellmate.

now this depends on what restaraunt your visit! some say no you can have the police discount

Happy days..

I walked, I purchased, I ate... Good times.

Oh.. Like what?

I'm quite impressed with the quality of the chicken. I believe most of it is British and free range..

I think there's slightly bigger issues concerning KFC than whether they use palm oil or not.

And yet still very expensive. Amazing, given the conditions their chickens live in.

Does anyone know if you can request 6 pieces of breast rather than thigh in the bucket? I much prefer breast..

Just tried the rio box meal. You get a pot of sauce with 4 of these little bites in them. Theres so much sauce you can use it to dip your chips and other stuff in it.

Now that's a secret ;-)

And the secret coating itself? What is it?

DON'T TELL ME TO CALM DOWN!

The crispy secret coating is made by the process of incremental heat triple frying. I've also tried this at home with Quorn and it defo works. The first fry is a long one at around 160 deg (10 min) - this cooks the inside. The product is left to drain and cool. It's then dipped again in batter. The second fry is at 200 degrees for 2 minutes and establishes a nice tender texture to the food. It's then removed and left to cool. A further dip in batter followed by final high temperature fry at 240 deg for 30 seconds, which ensures a nice crispy shell. Also means that the food is dry as the final product.

Anyway, hope that helps.

what was a Cow doing there? its ment to be Chicken!

I'll have a Tango with poo-infused ice please :'D

​trust me sanitation is the last thing on my mind when im on a £3.79 hourly rate (im 17)

The cow is a obvious liar

Alright, calm down.

The cow at the KFC told me you need 11 stamps to get 1 free snack.

Twice now the app has failed when I've got the 11 stamps (£5 off voucher). Last time around they honoured it and just knocked the money off but it's frustrating that I've had to do argue the case.

Poor app. Great chicken.

Vets get 10% off with a defense discount card, not the shoulder deep in a cows derrier kind of vet btw :smiley:

il be having KFC tomorrow, got a full Colonels card at the moment, 1 side (2 hot wings) 1 snack (mini fillet snack box) and a £5 off voucher (1 mega streetwise box + a mini fillet burger) i think thats leaves about 38p for me to pay :smug:
(the side order expires in 2 days :o )

how do I link colonel club to student beans for 15% off

NHS get 20%off as well

i work at a KFC, we just use normal sunflower but say we use palm oil

The bargain bucket is great for me, 7 quid, 15% extra off with StudentBeans, thats £5.95, split it with a mate and thats 3 pieces of chicken and 2 fries each for £2.97! Decent ^^

Do you think you could stack the 20% off too? Could be as low as £4.40 ish if you could

A burger for £2.39 isn't a deal lmao.

Does anyone know if ther still use palm oil?

Why? Are you a child?

Have some heat. But the picture looks a bit like Rolf Harris which is a bit of a concern.

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