[11th_VA]

What a maroon !!!

[DesertRhino]

What an ignorant asshole. A grandkid with zero respect for what got him a fortune.

[Still Thinking]

Is this the original, good, recipe, or the (comparatively) crap one they sell now?

[SatinDoll]

I am going to try it out.

[Right Brother]

I’ve got all the ingredients except the ‘origino’.

[AZLiberty]

Interesting about the white pepper. I would have never guessed about mustard and ginger either.

[Buffalo Head]

Colonel Sanders’ recipe was the best throughout the last portion of the 20th century but was been surpassed by Popeye’s Cajun recipe more than a decade ago. Try it and you will wonder why you ever thought that the fake colonel’s was anything special.

[GraceG]

Fake recipe, the real one uses an orphan’s soul....

[Daffynition]

The new sunscreen product will save him. MEH.

[farming pharmer]

marked

[gattaca]

Ginger and mustard powder surprised me.

[NowApproachingMidnight]

This recipe is bogus. I have the original recipe somewhere, and there is a lot of MSG in it, about 1/2 of the white flour here if I recall correctly. If anyone wants it, PM me, and I might be able to dig it up.

[\/\/ayne]

Wow, good thing they kept that handwritten recipe paper in an oxygen free environment. Looks like they just wrote it.

[Buckeye McFrog]

YUM! Brands, current owners of KFC, will NOT be pleased.
They are going to sue him for every penny he’s worth.

[deadrock]

For later.

[Albion Wilde]

I like Popeye’s better, anyway. Then there is Smithfield’s in the south — to die for. The mid-states have the best gas station fried chicken anywhere at Royal Farms.

[CodeToad]

It isn’t a problem since KFC doesn’t use it anyway. The recipe today is primarily salt.

[Dante3]

I keep getting kicked off the link.

[Springman]

Bump for later.

[Brown Deer]