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Oct 25, 2017
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Sweden
kfc chips:
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kfc popcorn:
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Musha_Soturi

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Oct 26, 2017
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Interesting, I'll have to check these out. Never been a fan of kfc fries, let's hope the chips are better.

McDs fries are the goat.
 

Deleted member 14649

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Oct 27, 2017
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If they are on the menu as fries they are fries. In the UK we have all the 3 fast food establishments mentioned so far listing them as fries, hence, they are fries not chips. Chips you get from the local chip shop.
 

TheBeardedOne

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Oct 27, 2017
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Derry
Those look like a mix between Burger King and Wendy's fries. Like typical fast food french fries. I'd like to try them, but can't.

KFC has gone far downhill here, to the point I'm surprised it's still a thing. The restaurant I pass by often looks like it hasn't been looked after since the mid 90s. The building is hideous. I did go there quite often as a kid for toonie Tuesdays, but haven't in years.

We got takeout once with my grandparents, and it was okay, but still really greasy. As always. Their chicken is good when it's not so greasy, but the fries generally aren't that good.

I miss the days when, during my childhood, it was good and something I enjoyed. You'd get the family meal and get a McCain's cake with it. It wasn't terribly greasy.


This is true
 

TheBeardedOne

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Oct 27, 2017
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Derry
Do bars in the UK regularly sell chips to go along with beer, or something? I've been reading a lot of books written by UK authors and based there, and also watching The End of the Fucking World, and there's always people getting chips at bars. I didn't realize they were so popular there.

You never see that type of thing in bars in Canada, or the US. There's pub food, but no chips.
 
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sir_crocodile

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Oct 25, 2017
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Do bars in the UK regularly sell chips to go along with beer, or something? I've been reading a lot of books written by UK authors and based there, and also watching The End of the Fucking World, and there's always people getting chips at bars. I didn't realize they were so popular there.

You never see that type of thing in bars in Canada, or the US. There's pub food, but no chips.

Yep

for a time chips and scampi in a basket was 90% of pub food lol
 

Nooblet

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Oct 25, 2017
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Wrong. Crunchy is what you call something like a toast. Crispy is when the food breaks apart the moment you bite them...hence they are crisps not chips or crunches :p

  • The journal defines a crispy food as: "a dry rigid food which, when bitten with the incisors [Ed. Note: the four pointy teeth at the front of your mouth], fractures quickly, easily, and totally while emitting a relatively loud, high-pitched sound."
  • While a crunchy food is: "a dense-textured food which, when chewed with the molars, undergoes a series of fractures while emitting relatively loud, low-pitched sounds."
https://food52.com/blog/22881-is-there-really-a-difference-between-crispy-crunchy
 

zeioIIDX

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Nov 25, 2017
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They call them poker chips for a reason, it's because they are abundant and round like potato chips. They aren't called poker crisps lmao. And poker chips aren't shaped like fries.

Edit: To be clear, I'm just fooling around.
 

RoninStrife

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Anyone else tried them? Had some at lunch today. I'd say they're not as good as the old chips from 5 years ago, but way better then the godawful french fries we've had since 2013.

now please bring back crispy strips
Interesting OP, where I am, its been like this maybe the last 10-15 years.
KFC has never had french fries here, only McD has them of the Big 3.
Burger King, funnily enough does fries the old way KFC did from like 20 years ago.


To top that off, its called chips here too.
Only Mc D is referred to as french fries.

Also, the oils its fried in seems to be different. I think KFC and Burger King use Canola oil, but Mc D french fries are done in palm oil. Not 100% about that though.
 

SliceSabre

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Oct 25, 2017
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I read UK knowing what they call foods and still came in here thinking KFC was going to be serving potato chips(US).
 

AnansiThePersona

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Oct 27, 2017
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Are those the same as how Wendy's does it? Because they look like Wendy's to me.