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Kentucky Fried Chicken - Talk about a Super Bowl!
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Review by JAKFK on 2013-02-27
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They should contemplate renaming their item "Super Bowl", instead of "Famous Bowl". I ordered one today during lunch, and it was absolutely delicious (see attached picture). I was initially concerned that they may just toss in leftover scraps of chicken, and hope the average consumer doesn't recognize the difference. That definitely wasn't the case this afternoon, because as the picture shows, you can see the fresh ample cuts of chicken, breaded and spiced to perfection. I've heard some folks refer to this dish as a bowl of slop, but in my opinion, it's no different than mixing the corn with your mashed potatoes & gravy on your dinner plate, which most of us are guilty of doing anyways.
Great tasting dish, and very filling as well! I would recommend trying this to anyone that hasn't already.
Great tasting dish, and very filling as well! I would recommend trying this to anyone that hasn't already.
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Posted by Wally25 on 2013-02-27:
I'm one who refers to it as a bowl of slop I had it before. But, that one actually looks edible.
Posted by madconsumer on 2013-02-27:
i too have had these and found them very enjoyable!!
very helpful review, and voted as such!
very helpful review, and voted as such!
Posted by trmn8r on 2013-02-28:
What is displayed in the picture appears surprisingly attractive. Those who frequent KFC may want to bring along their own frying pan and see if they can match the presentation shown. If it doesn't, perhaps it could be used to knock some sense into some of the workers.
I can understand someone describing something that came from KFC as a bowl of slop. That matches my memory and is one reason I won't be darkening their door.
I can understand someone describing something that came from KFC as a bowl of slop. That matches my memory and is one reason I won't be darkening their door.
Posted by Starlord on 2013-03-07:
I am sorry, but I am one of those who think their bowl tastes as bad as it looks. In Indiana, farmers are required to boil the slop before they feed it to the hogs, and KFC isn't even boiling it for human consumption.
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