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Neither, Bojangles all the way.
Popeyes > KFC
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obesity for life
| Originally Posted by Flumoxed /img/forum/go_quote.gif kfc for life
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obesity for life
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Man. I havn't eaten at kfc since someone told me popcorn chicken was just chicken skin in batter.
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That Popeyes spicy chicken sandwich is sooooo much more tasty than anything KFC has to offer.
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popeyes by a long shot
for one, their peices are bigger, you have the choices of mild or spicy, and i like the batter more.
i don't kno why, but whenever i had kfc their chicken was overly salty.
for one, their peices are bigger, you have the choices of mild or spicy, and i like the batter more.
i don't kno why, but whenever i had kfc their chicken was overly salty.
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There used to be a chain in Illinois called Churches Chicken that was amazing. They advertised a 1/4 stick of butter in every biscuit. It was amazing.
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They're both pretty unhealthy...
That being said, I like Popeyes more too.
That being said, I like Popeyes more too.
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I just like eating real food that's not going to poison me, give me cancer, or make me 400lbs overweight. The stuff in fast-food chicken restaurants can hardly be considered "chicken" anyway.
| Originally Posted by jjcha /img/forum/go_quote.gif Well, have you ever had Popeyes outside of NYC? There's a huge difference between the crap we get here in Manhattan and when it's made properly, like a few of the outlets in DC, or Seoul or even in California. Best, -Jason |
I just like eating real food that's not going to poison me, give me cancer, or make me 400lbs overweight. The stuff in fast-food chicken restaurants can hardly be considered "chicken" anyway.
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Oh Aman, yet again you share your wonderful perspective and helpful personality with us. You've obviously never enjoyed the simple pleasure of a nice piece of Popeyes chicken.
Best,
-Jason
| Originally Posted by Aman /img/forum/go_quote.gif I just like eating real food that's not going to poison me, give me cancer, or make me 400lbs overweight. The stuff in fast-food chicken restaurants can hardly be considered "chicken" anyway. |
Oh Aman, yet again you share your wonderful perspective and helpful personality with us. You've obviously never enjoyed the simple pleasure of a nice piece of Popeyes chicken.
Best,
-Jason
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Can't beat the Colonel's secret blend of herbs and spices!
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I think it's kind of cute. I call his kind of paranoia "Dateline NBC Syndrome". My Grandfather loves the show, but like clock work I get a call from him every time the show ends; he lets me know what doomsday issue I should panic about for the week: cell phones at the gas pump, the sun block SPF conspiracy, Nabisco fibbing on their nutrition labels, etc. Aman must have caught the Dateline episode on cancer causing pseudo-chickens. That Stone Phillips can be darn convincing.
Popeyes is amazing. I showed my love for it in another thread:
http://www.head-fi.org/forums/showpo...2&postcount=52
| Originally Posted by jjcha /img/forum/go_quote.gif Oh Aman, yet again you share your wonderful perspective and helpful personality with us. You've obviously never enjoyed the simple pleasure of a nice piece of Popeyes chicken. Best, -Jason |
I think it's kind of cute. I call his kind of paranoia "Dateline NBC Syndrome". My Grandfather loves the show, but like clock work I get a call from him every time the show ends; he lets me know what doomsday issue I should panic about for the week: cell phones at the gas pump, the sun block SPF conspiracy, Nabisco fibbing on their nutrition labels, etc. Aman must have caught the Dateline episode on cancer causing pseudo-chickens. That Stone Phillips can be darn convincing.
Popeyes is amazing. I showed my love for it in another thread:
http://www.head-fi.org/forums/showpo...2&postcount=52
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They're both alright. But when I really want fried chicken, I'll hit one of two places. One is Golden Bird Chicken in Los Angeles, which is a local chain. You have to go to the tougher parts of town, but it's worth it. The chicken is incredibly good. The other is Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles. There are (I think) three of them around here. And yeah, fried chicken and waffles are great together. There's always a wait on the weekends.
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Popeyes. Definitely Popeyes overall. Better biscuits, fries, macaroni & cheese, and of course - chicken. I almost forgot.....Popeyes has great DIRTY RICE too!!!!
I will admit, KFC has better mashed potatoes and gravy. And I did love the "rotisserie" (sp.) chicken they did back in the early '90s...........
I will admit, KFC has better mashed potatoes and gravy. And I did love the "rotisserie" (sp.) chicken they did back in the early '90s...........
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same here......the Popeyes in Seoul kicks the crap out of the ones in the states. Same can be said for all the other places ive at over here....how about the Outback Steakhouse i ate in Seoul? Alot better than the few ive had in the states. The Mcdonalds here seems to be better also....and they have a Bulgogi burger which i love.....
| Originally Posted by jjcha /img/forum/go_quote.gif This is an excellent point. KFC in Japan is quite yummy (though no mashed potatoes.) Of course, I have had the privilege of having Popeyes in Seoul, Korea so 
Best, -Jason |
same here......the Popeyes in Seoul kicks the crap out of the ones in the states. Same can be said for all the other places ive at over here....how about the Outback Steakhouse i ate in Seoul? Alot better than the few ive had in the states. The Mcdonalds here seems to be better also....and they have a Bulgogi burger which i love.....
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Seoul fast food is better because they follow instructions. Employees are career minded, not a teen's first job. After eating Kim-Chi and Bulgogi for the first few days (to experience local food), fried chicken was like a moon pie to a fat man. I broke my rule of 2x a month. Didn't have the pleasure of Seoul Popeyes. Did find a KFC though. (on a side note, how about their driving practices. Our big cities have nothing on these guys. The scooter delivery system is a riot. Very effective though.
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The op answer is popeyes for me. And this coming from a KFC freak (have the Sanders Hotel pics on phone) that works in Corbin often. Though an honorable mention to Churchs, Bogangles. Where I currently live, fried chicken is a passion. Beer battered and heavily spiced (pepper).
Chicken from Boston Market and Browns (Chicago) is good as well, though not fried.
I think manna tasted like chicken.
The op answer is popeyes for me. And this coming from a KFC freak (have the Sanders Hotel pics on phone) that works in Corbin often. Though an honorable mention to Churchs, Bogangles. Where I currently live, fried chicken is a passion. Beer battered and heavily spiced (pepper).
Chicken from Boston Market and Browns (Chicago) is good as well, though not fried.
I think manna tasted like chicken.
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