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I am loath to give the real name of the above fast food establishment, in case it gives the Editor palpitations ! But I expect people can guess who I mean !
Anyway, I paid my first visit to one of these places today, and it will certainly be my last..... 3 pieces of skin and bone that was may once have been a chicken, covered with the greasiest batter I have ever had the misfortune to eat. The chips were cold and the tea wasn't much hotter. It all tasted like road-kill. Frightful !
Never again !
Anyway, I paid my first visit to one of these places today, and it will certainly be my last..... 3 pieces of skin and bone that was may once have been a chicken, covered with the greasiest batter I have ever had the misfortune to eat. The chips were cold and the tea wasn't much hotter. It all tasted like road-kill. Frightful !
Never again !
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No wonder your taste buds were in shock after partaking of the Colonel's offering - ain't that so ?.
We had some KFC in a restaurant in Florida - it was fatty and greasy .
I beleive that the standard of the food varies around the world . ( we made the mistake of ordering Medium size - it was more than enough to feed the five thousand )
I'm told that it is very nice in restaurants in Jamaica
No wonder your taste buds were in shock after partaking of the Colonel's offering - ain't that so ?.
We had some KFC in a restaurant in Florida - it was fatty and greasy .
I beleive that the standard of the food varies around the world . ( we made the mistake of ordering Medium size - it was more than enough to feed the five thousand )
I'm told that it is very nice in restaurants in Jamaica
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