The very last meal Page 3

Now we're having a major KFC love in (of which I am a big fan)
Ever noticed howmany legs and wings are broken?

What the f**k are they doing to their chickens?
And why don't they sell fried ducks? Why damn it! That'd be ace.

Sootyj is a big fan of those rectangular box meals that come with a burger. Especially as it's a great way to showing all the jobless shell suit wearing types who live there, that there are perks to working for a living.

N.B. KFC in Marble Arch now does breakfasts they're ace!

Quote: sootyj @ January 13 2009, 1:52 PM GMT

Ever noticed howmany legs and wings are broken?

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Nope. Never seen it. Not that I recall at least. Perhaps you're just that damned unlucky?

Quote: sootyj @ January 13 2009, 1:52 PM GMT

N.B. KFC in Marble Arch now does breakfasts

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Ooooo!

If I'm ever going through at stupid o'clock, I shall stop and grab something!

I had the french toast, sausage, bacon and hash brown meal and a waffle.

I am almost considering taking an hour and a half detour through central London on the way to work to get the scrambled egg wrapstar meal.

I am such a loser at times.

I've been in the KFC at Marble Arch a couple of times when I've been visiting London and I think they do one of the best KFC chicken I've ever had.

They thought I was buying the shop actually.

Quote: Dolly Dagger @ January 13 2009, 12:57 PM GMT

But I'd want to cook it myself.

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In case you got food poisoning?

Quote: sootyj @ January 13 2009, 1:52 PM GMT

Ever noticed howmany legs and wings are broken?

What the f**k are they doing to their chickens?

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http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=qrIUOEKlFRs

Quote: sootyj @ January 13 2009, 1:57 PM GMT

I had the french toast, sausage, bacon and hash brown meal and a waffle.

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Awesome!

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I am almost considering taking an hour and a half detour through central London on the way to work to get the scrambled egg wrapstar meal.

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That is a brilliant idea.

Quote: sootyj @ January 13 2009, 1:57 PM GMT

I am such a loser at times.

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And we love you for it.

Quote: SlagA @ January 13 2009, 2:02 PM GMT

In case you got food poisoning?

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Timbo, can't watch the vid as I'm squeamish but I'm a strong supporter of the idea that people's right to choose to eat meat carries a moral responsibility for the well-being of the animal during the raising, transport, and slaughtering. Decent animal welfare should be (and is, in some notable cases) factored into the cost of the food.

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I am such a loser at times.

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Never, not while the Slaggs are still alive.

Quote: SlagA @ January 13 2009, 2:14 PM GMT

Timbo, can't watch the vid as I'm squeamish but I'm a strong supporter of the idea that people's right to choose to eat meat carries a moral responsibility for the well-being of the animal during the raising, transport, and slaughtering. Decent animal welfare should be (and is, in some notable cases) factored into the cost of the food.

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Yes, that is my view. I have no idea whether KFC's standard of animal welfare are as deplorable in the UK as in the US, but I try to avoid pork and poultry products unless I can be sure they are free range as any factory farming process involves a (for me) unacceptable level of cruelty. I will confess however to occasionally backsliding - the Colonel's secret blend of herbs and spices is very tasty... However it is the culinary equivalent of downloading dodgy internet porn - I feel dirty afterwards.

Quote: SlagA @ January 13 2009, 2:14 PM GMT

Timbo, can't watch the vid as I'm squeamish but I'm a strong supporter of the idea that people's right to choose to eat meat carries a moral responsibility for the well-being of the animal during the raising, transport, and slaughtering. Decent animal welfare should be (and is, in some notable cases) factored into the cost of the food.

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Even if one doesn't care in the slightest about the welfare of the creature I find it really hard to believe that people are quite happy to eat such low quality meat.

I have had a KFC when desperate. It was okay, but I felt dirty afterwards (and a bit sick)

When you're used to good quality meat you can really taste the difference. I often find non-organic chicken tastes a bit fishy, which I believe is down to the stuff they're fed.

Quote: Timbo @ January 13 2009, 2:21 PM GMT

However it is the culinary equivalent of downloading dodgy internet porn - I feel dirty afterwards.

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Snap!

Quote: Timbo @ January 13 2009, 2:21 PM GMT

I try to avoid pork and poultry products unless I can be sure they are free range as any factory farming process involves a (for me) unacceptable level of cruelty. I will confess however to occasionally backsliding - I feel dirty afterwards.

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Almost exactly my stance. My failing is corned beef.

Quote: Dolly Dagger @ January 13 2009, 2:25 PM GMT

I find it hard to believe people are quite happy to eat such low quality meat.

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This is my unique product selling point.

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http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=qrIUOEKlFRs

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That film moved me so much I am going to buy a bucket of KFC and release it back into the community.

Quote: SlagA @ January 13 2009, 2:14 PM GMT

Never, not while the Slaggs are still alive.

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*Sigh* Behave you silly bunny!

I feel dirty after I fill my cravings for KFC.

Quote: Curt @ January 13 2009, 4:00 PM GMT

I feel dirty after I fill my cravings for KFC.

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I would too. KFC is nasty hormone and steroid induced chicken.