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Ivo

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I've never known a KFC like that - and based on what you've said, that was probably why they closed. Most branches put in a decent effort.

I'm going to leave this thread now, because otherwise I will want to visit Bath's (very slow with service :roll:) branch...
 
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Donny Dave

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I do reckon KFC is 100% chicken, just not great chicken.

I'll refer you to my previous post in this topic. In case your still left in any doubt, I'll repeat myself. The chickens supplied to KFC are the same as those supplied to all the major supermarket and other food stores. If KFC don't get chickens that are good enough, then neither do the rest of our customers.

Anyway, time for me to go to work. For the benefit of bnm, I'll do my very best to check the quality of every single chicken I see this afternoon while doing my other jobs. :roll:
 

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I think it's actually an air sac, and very tasty too. I've just had a roast chicken for Sunday lunch, and although I haven't quite hunted down the air sacs yet, I fully intend to.

But then we eat some bizarre stuff in this country. Kidneys are perfectly normal, in fact kidney chops used to be very common and a whole pig's kidney was included in a certain pub's mixed grill, the first bit I usually ate. I'm also a big fan of both liver and black pudding (blood and oats). Brain used to be available from some places, and I'm certain you can eat chicken's heart (we used to give the giblets to our cat, but I decided to try the heart once, very nice).

Go to Preto Brazillian Barbecue in London (there's one on Shaftesbury Avenue) They have chicken hearts on a skewer! Whenever we go we always get through at least 2 skewers (there are at least 20 hearts on each one).

I don't understand the obsession with chicken breast. It doesn't deep fry well, and really hard to keep from going dry. Thighs and wings every time for me!
 

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KFC sell cheap food at relatively expensive prices. If animal welfare issues don't bother you then there's no problem. Personally, I'd rather go to the dentist than eat from KFC.
 

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KFC sell cheap food at relatively expensive prices. If animal welfare issues don't bother you then there's no problem. Personally, I'd rather go to the dentist than eat from KFC.
Ah, but does your dentist blend eleven secret herbs and spices? I thought not! :D
 

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I used to eat at KFC an awful lot (too much) but our local restaurant is slow, often gets orders wrong and I am certainly not convinced by their levels of hygiene [similar things, such as how they clean tables and collect trays]. As such, I no longer go there - which does mean that if it has improved in recent months, I won't know about it. I did try the place for a while, so I guess they're not mystery shopped like McDonald's - or not often enough to have noticed what I must have done, which even included the toilets being a mess and not looking like they were regularly cleaned.

Likewise, the local BK is another place that seems to be run badly - and on one occasion going to the drive-thru at 2145, I was told at the window (after no response from the order point) that they were closed. The sticker clearly said the opening hours were <whatever> until 2200.. So I said it was still fifteen minutes to closing, and he just pointed to their clock which was on 2200!

My watch and the car radio each said 2145, so goodness knows how they could be out by so much (and when told it was wrong, insisted it wasn't) so perhaps that was a time to discover that BK is in fact in another time zone! I wonder if the same branch opened extra early and then wondered why it took 15 minutes before any customers turned up!

If they're franchises, they should be regularly checked as a bad experience at one store that could (and should) be totally isolated might put many people off going to ANY branches.
 

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so I guess they're not mystery shopped like McDonald's - or not often enough to have noticed what I must have done, which even included the toilets being a mess and not looking like they were regularly cleaned.

Both KFC and McDs use the same mystery shop organisation, Gapbuster.
Both have 1 instore and 1 drive thru shop each month. Once the relevant area receives their shop they go slack. They also go slack outside their mystery shop hours.
Also a mystery shop is only any use if the manager actions the mark downs.
 

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So what is the difference between Kentucky Fried Chicken calling itself KFC and the British Broadcasting Corporation calling itself BBC
 
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