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What are the options for dark meat at KFC?
The options for dark meat at KFC include chicken thighs and drumsticks.
Is Kentucky Fried Chicken real chicken?
No. KFC chicken is from whatever country the KFC outlet is located in.
Where does KFC get there meat from?
Steggles Chicken
What are the options for KFC dark meat on the menu?
The options for KFC dark meat on the menu typically include chicken thighs and drumsticks.
Why is it bad to eat kfc?
KFC has too much fat content from the meat, and can cause obesity.
Does KFC use rooster or hen?
KFC uses only hens for their fried chicken. KFC has locations all over the world. The best selling chicken is the original recipe.
Did Michael Jackson eat meat?
Yes, mostly chicken from KFC.
Does Michael Jackson like meat?
He liked chicken or at least KFC anyway.
How do you cook vegemeat?
Since Vegemeat does not contain meat, you simply have to heat it up. You can also use it in recipes as a substitute for meat. Just use it as you would use real meat.
Is McDonald's meat free range?
No, KFC chicken is not free range.
What is better McDonald's or KFC?
Depends on you what you like. Mac donalds is for kids and kfc is adults. If you are a vegetarian then mcd is the one for you but if you like meat then go to kfc.... if you like non veg dont ever go to mcd it'll ruin your taste.
Why is KFC not allowed to say chicken?
There is no evidence that KFC cannot use the word "chicken." It is much more likely that when Pepsico acquired Kentucky Fried Chicken from Colonial Sanders, changing the name to KFC was simply a rebranding strategy. Apparently, the rumor that they could not use the word "chicken" started with an email that circulated the Internet which claimed the chickens used by KFC "are kept alive by tubes inserted into their bodies to pump blood and nutrients throughout their structure. They have no beaks, no feathers, and no feet," which is totally unreasonable and would actually increase the production costs. The email also stated that KFC uses "genetically modified organisms" that 'are not real chickens," and the government forbid them to use the word "chicken" because of this. Though there are chickens that have been "genetically enhanced" to grow faster and to produce more meat, and chickens, like other animals, are often raised in overly crowded, unhealthy conditions, this is not something that the government has condemned. There is simply no foundation for the rumor that KFC cannot use the word "chicken."
