I have to admit I'd try them.

that sounds really gross

How much to overnight me a dozen?

Oh MY GOD.

I'm hungry now... Add some cheese and we have the best deep fried product ever.

KFC in Japan isn't bad. My beef is why the fark they put a hole through their biscuits?!?

That sounds... GLORIOUS.

Surprisingly, they don't top it with a Confederate flag

Why would they? More soldiers from Kentucky fought for the Union than the CSA, and the only military Harlan served in was that of the USA.

Potato Pancakes with bacon mixed in. . .to the kitchen!

Satanus Maximus: KFC in Japan isn't bad. My beef is why the fark they put a hole through their biscuits?!?


Tentacle hole.

Sounds better than the bullshiat they fry for the Chicken Festival where I live. They want $10 a plate for a piece of chicken and a biscuit. fark them,I can make that shiat in my own kitchen for maybe at the most a $1.50 a plate and that plate includes two sides,the chicken and the biscuit.

/At the lovely Sanders stage,that rattles the windows in my apt,last year I saw people clapping. I get curious and go to look at the stage. There isn't anyone on it. Those brain dead bastards were clapping for the radio that was on between the scheduled shiat.
//I'm done ranting.

othmar: that sounds really gross

You don't know what you're talking about.

Wait until they hear about the Waffle House and smothered and covered hash browns.

Man, I am so hungry now. BRB

Coelacanth: Satanus Maximus: KFC in Japan isn't bad. My beef is why the fark they put a hole through their biscuits?!?

Maybe to cook faster?

Plausible, but I'm going with the tentacle hole theory.

Ow, my heart!

No. NO! It's...it's...THE COLONEL!

That doesn't sound horrible, but I figure the batter is so rich I'll be nauseous after the first bite. It is a far cry from the failure pile in a sadness bowl.

cynicalbastard: Surprisingly, they don't top it with a Confederate flag

Why would they? More soldiers from Kentucky fought for the Union than the CSA, and the only military Harlan served in was that of the USA.

Never underestimate the ignorance of subby.

oi_piss_me_off: sounds like Japanese croquettes

Great, now I'm craving chicken croquettes dipped in gravy and drooling over myself. Time to check the fridge.

Wow, the "confederate flag" joke was hilarious. That never, ever gets old. It remains funny every time it is referenced, no matter how many times I hear it. Very clever and witty, submitter. I hope no one ever comes up with a new, fresh joke with which to generalize southerners.

cynicalbastard: Surprisingly, they don't top it with a Confederate flag

Why would they? More soldiers from Kentucky fought for the Union than the CSA, and the only military Harlan served in was that of the USA.

. . . . 'cause Subby is an ignorant Yankee troll who strangely associates a fast food croquette with Southerners.

Used this instead?

I want to go to there.

othmar: that sounds really gross

AbbeySomeone: I have to admit I'd try them.

Interestingly, these two statements do not contradict each other. At least not for me.

HOW DID THE JAPANESE COME UP WITH THIS?

Are the Americian's losing thier touch?

Would try, sounds tasty.

GORDON: I hope no one ever comes up with a new, fresh joke with which to generalize southerners.


Here you go...

Sorry, as I was saying, you were looking for a new champion of the South. Here ya go.

If any KFC establishments near me were to give this a shot, it might be worth my while to visit them.

As it is, however, my patronage belongs solely to  

/five restaurants in Maryland, all in PGC

give me doughnuts: cynicalbastard: Surprisingly, they don't top it with a Confederate flag

Why would they? More soldiers from Kentucky fought for the Union than the CSA, and the only military Harlan served in was that of the USA.

Not to mention that being made a "Kentucky Colonel" is a purely honorary thing, and the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels is a charitible civic organization.



/Do these deep-fried heart-attack nuggets come with gravy?

If not, there will be deep fried Hell to pay.

Surprised no one has posted it yet but...

Satanus Maximus: KFC in Japan isn't bad. My beef is why the fark they put a hole through their biscuits?!?

Satanus Maximus: KFC in Japan isn't bad. My beef is why the fark they put a hole through their biscuits?!?

How do they put a hole throught their biscuits?

yookaloco: Surprised no one has posted it yet but...

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Southern heritage? Well... I suppose he DID grow up in the southern part of Indiana.


The first Kentucky Fried Chicken that stayed in business was in northern part of the state but... uh... Utah's in the South West, right?

They article lost me when they fried it.

I use butter and sour cream when I make mashed potatoes, and they are excellent. The bacon sounds good too, but that would add a lot of work just frying a couple pieces of bacon just to chop-up and mix into potatoes.

Kentucky was not part of the confederacy it was neutral during the war thus no confederate flag is needed. Sad knowledge of history.

madgonad: They article lost me when they fried it.

I use butter and sour cream when I make mashed potatoes, and they are excellent. The bacon sounds good too, but that would add a lot of work just frying a couple pieces of bacon just to chop-up and mix into potatoes.

At this point it's basically a sour cream bacon tot.

Which still sounds delicious.

Japanese fast food trifecta in play?

A quote from the ole Col. Sanders....

im to drunk to taste this chicken

Ever since The Colonel stopped doing random inspections and driving away with the pressure cookers of KFC's that weren't up to snuff, the chain has gone downhill. I would not eat at one. Bojangles is currently the best of the chicken places.

Satanus Maximus: Coelacanth: Satanus Maximus: KFC in Japan isn't bad. My beef is why the fark they put a hole through their biscuits?!?

Maybe to cook faster?

Plausible, but I'm going with the tentacle hole theory.

Ask Dr. Ruth then get off my lawn.

cynicalbastard: Surprisingly, they don't top it with a Confederate flag



/agrees

lake_huron: othmar: that sounds really gross

AbbeySomeone: I have to admit I'd try them.

Interestingly, these two statements do not contradict each other. At least not for me.

That reminds me of the double down. It sounded gross, but I had to try it. Wasn't bad, but waaayyyy too salty.

Bronzemom: Kentucky was not part of the confederacy it was neutral during the war thus no confederate flag is needed. Sad knowledge of history.

As of 1861, both Kentucky and Missouri had stars on the flag, in spite of both states not actually seceding.