How often do you get KFC? I had it tonight as a treat as I don't get it often as it is the one fast food place that makes me feel sick after if I have it too regularly.
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Usually once or twice a month; a three-piece meal w/coleslaw, mashed potatoes and gravy, a biscuit and a large Dr. Pepper.
I work every other weekend and I used to go to KFC for supper on the Sundays when I was working. I've kind of stopped doing that, though, as it's gotten so expensive. A two-piece meals costs close to $15 (Canadian) now. It's become an occasional treat now.
The last time I had KFC was ages ago, probably well over a year now.
These days, there are much better options around that are nicer and less soggy, so I don’t really bother with it anymore.
These days, there are much better options around that are nicer and less soggy, so I don’t really bother with it anymore.
#EnoughSaid
Ha! I had to look those up.
:What Are KFC Potato Wedges?
For the uninitiated, the potato wedges are thick-cut, about three or four times the width of your average chain fry. This makes them famously fluffy on the inside with a crisp exterior. They’re meant to be dunked in KFC’s signature gravy or Comeback Sauce, but ketchup (or nothing) will do just fine. And in case you need more convincing, they just hit menus alongside a new chicken wing deal, which allows fans to score five spicy wings and a side of potato wedges for $7 (price varies by location).Ha! I had to look those up.
What Are KFC Potato Wedges?
For the uninitiated, the potato wedges are thick-cut, about three or four times the width of your average chain fry. This makes them famously fluffy on the inside with a crisp exterior. They’re meant to be dunked in KFC’s signature gravy or Comeback Sauce, but ketchup (or nothing) will do just fine. And in case you need more convincing, they just hit menus alongside a new chicken wing deal, which allows fans to score five spicy wings and a side of potato wedges for $7 (price varies by location).
I love potato wedges. We have them in gas stations more than anywhere else down here, I'd say. Is that not a thing where you are?
Never.
I'd have to drive over half an hour to go to one.
The local owner went bankrupt about ten years ago due to poor management, having managers that hired their friends and family who NEVER cleaned and ate all the profits, so when their restaurants failed multiple health inspections, they went bankrupt.
I'd have to drive over half an hour to go to one.
The local owner went bankrupt about ten years ago due to poor management, having managers that hired their friends and family who NEVER cleaned and ate all the profits, so when their restaurants failed multiple health inspections, they went bankrupt.
