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You used to be able to get livers and gizzards at Kentucky Fried Chicken.

Those were really good.

Marsupialized wrote:

Minotaur029 wrote:

Burnsupialized wrote:and wait a sec, what about Harold's?

Yes, what about Harold's?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DqZdpHxiNY

(Sorry, Andrew...could NOT help myself).

wow that's a douchebag alright

More like...fall down drunk...yet still goin' strong.
If I'll recall, Harold's gave him a thank you call on account of the gravelly Tom Waits-ian publicity...

steve wrote:When I was a little kid (1960s and early 1970s), fried chicken tasted good pretty much anyplace you got it, including from the Colonel. That isn't true now, and since about 1980, I think I've only had decent chicken at home, at Roscoe's in LA and Mr Pollo in Chicago.

Steve, try Pollo Campero. There's one by the Brickyard Mall, and they also opened up one recently at Pulaski and Lawrence. They are a chain that I think originated in South or Central America. They are quite good. I also love their fried plantain and their beans, which are excellent.

Oops, sort of a double post. I thought the first one didn't go through. More info in this one though.

I like Kfc
id never EVER go there regularly though.

I will say though I think when i do go there i'll get it to go cause,
And i hope you agree, that has to be THE MOST DEPRESSING fucking place on earth. Everyones so fat and i can almost hear the slimey sound of unhappy marriages.

From the sounds of it the English KFC sells different food to the American one.

I like the one in the centre of town because there are never any white people in there. All the staff are black and all the customers are black or East Asian (oriental? What do we call them?).

McDonalds is full of honkeys. Burger King is mixed.

I prefer KFC. Cracker free just tastes better.

visit the KFC on Alfreton Road, Nottingham if you like the idea of getting shot - it's one of the most dangerous areas in the country...

What, just the KFC or the whole area?


I'd risk a bullet for KFC.

well, it's a shitty part of the city anyway, but this particular area, right outside the KFC seems to be pretty 'tasty' so to speak...

Mark Hansen wrote:

steve wrote:When I was a little kid (1960s and early 1970s), fried chicken tasted good pretty much anyplace you got it, including from the Colonel. That isn't true now, and since about 1980, I think I've only had decent chicken at home, at Roscoe's in LA and Mr Pollo in Chicago.

Steve, try Pollo Campero. There's one by the Brickyard Mall, and they also opened up one recently at Pulaski and Lawrence. They are a chain that I think originated in South or Central America. They are quite good. I also love their fried plantain and their beans, which are excellent.

Oops, sort of a double post. I thought the first one didn't go through. More info in this one though.

The sides are ok but the chicken, it's just like KFC or anywhere else I was disappointed.

KFC "Famous Bowl" - mashed w/gravy, topped with corn, topped with chicken, topped with cheese. Works for me.