Steering the conversation away from McD and BK for a minute... In Aus and NZ, KFC has a Tower Works burger, which consists of a chicken fillet (original or hot n' spicy, aka Zinger), bacon, hash brown, pineapple, cheese, lettuce, mayo sauce and some BBQ sauce.
...just twice in London because we were dashing between matinees and early evening performances---and yes, it was ghastly!--- But in Hong Kong, where there truly is NO excuse to eat "fast food" given the fabulous cuisine available, and even though there are several dozen MickeyD's we only went in one store just so we could take photos of the prices in HK dollars and show them to stateside friends so we could watch their eyes bulge.
Steering the conversation away from McD and BK for a minute... In Aus and NZ, KFC has a Tower Works burger, which consists of a chicken fillet (original or hot n' spicy, aka Zinger), bacon, hash brown, pineapple, cheese, lettuce, mayo sauce and some BBQ sauce.
Anywhere else has this modern wonder?
Doesn't have pineapple in Australia, thank goodness, doesn't belong on a burger or a pizza.
Steering the conversation away from McD and BK for a minute... In Aus and NZ, KFC has a Tower Works burger, which consists of a chicken fillet (original or hot n' spicy, aka Zinger), bacon, hash brown, pineapple, cheese, lettuce, mayo sauce and some BBQ sauce.
Anywhere else has this modern wonder?
When I was in Japan this year, they had a chicken katsu burger at KFC. ( i think it was just a seasonal thing) Of course nothing compared to this massive sounding burger in NZ/Aus
McD's in India. Three weeks without red meat, I just had to.
What red meat did you find in McD's in India?! There was certainly no beef in the one I went into, only a McMaharaja chicken burger and McAloo potato burger. You want fries with that?
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I finally broke my longstanding streak of never eating crappy American food overseas last week, and I managed to do it twice in 2 days. A client sprung for a sumptuous meal at Subway in Derby, England (Damn this recession!!!), and I followed it up with a lovely late-night snack from KFC the next day in one of the M6 service areas on my way back to Glasgow.
I think that was my first foray into a Subway in at least 5 or 6 years, and I don't recall having been to a KFC since at least the mid-80s.
My presupposition that the food at both eateries sucked was upheld...
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