Posted on 06/03/2019 6:34:41 PM PDT by EdnaMode
People looking to enjoy the taste of KFC's fried chicken skin can get the tasty skin without having to deal with all of that leftover chicken meat.
Various international locations are starting to sell bags of fried chicken skins. People have often joked about only wanting to eat the skin off of the famous fried chicken, and now KFC is making that dream a reality (for certain parts of the world).
The unusual menu item was first announced on the KFC Indonesia Twitter page. According to a translation of the post, the item was set to appear at six KFC locations in Indonesia; Salemba, Cideng, Kemang, Kalimalang and Kelapa Gading.
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THAT’S AS HEALTHY AS IT GETS!! :)
Why not just go to the Heart wing of a hospital and wait on an operating table :)
Yum
That’s the dirty little secret: the fat is where the flavor is.
CC
For the sort that lick the icing off of the cupcakes.
I agree, when I buy a KFC meal I start eating the skin.
Chicken chitlins.
I’d love it.
Not yuck at all.
Can I just say, YUCK! I don’t think that even Laz would eat that stuff.
Bring it here.
I think I’ll stick with
my pickled pig’s feet.
Y’knkow...
Every year, when I meet with my physician, he tells me I’m in fairly good health, but I could change some things that would lengthen my life.
And I think “Maybe we’ve got 10 years before the country collapses and AOC sends me to a death camp... do I really want to hold out for overtime?”
I think The Almighty Lord may have just spoken to me.
Does that also mean that you can get chicken without skin?
I like chicken, but not the skin.
I have just recently started making stuff with the skin if I need something skinless and the chicken I have has skin.
Treat it like bacon, season a vegetable.
I would not eat from KFC, though.
It already comes with skin, Yum!
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