I heard KFC secret spice and other recipes are among the most

>>8316094
>just not worth doing
This. >muh secret recipe is just a marketing tool.

You could come up with something just as, if not more, tasty within a day experimenting with different flavours

>>8316110
>You could come up with something just as, if not more, tasty within a day experimenting with different flavours
Tasty enough to start a franchise off?

>>8316115
>Tasty enough to start a franchise off?
If it was cost effective enough to scale up, and you had the capital to invest in the property, marketing and labour required to start a franchise, sure why not?

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"secret"

>>8316094
No, because most commercial sauce/spice blends include those little ingredients at the end of the list: "natural flavors" or "artificial flavors."

These are often flavor chemicals specifically engineered for an application that you wouldn't be able to produce at home. For example, Froot Loops use (–)-(S)-citronellal as a primary flavoring component, and good luck producing that if you don't have access to a kaffir lime tree in your yard.

>>8316213
This isn't true at all, the only significant flavoring in KFC's breading anymore is salt and MSG.

>>8317031
>"artificial flavors."

Not sure what you're trying to say there, you can buy artificial flavors easily and cheaper than real spices (that's the whole point) eg:

http://www.shanks.com/product-category/extracts-flavors/