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American KFCs don't?

UK KFC doesn't have mashed potato or gravy

Queensland has hot and spicy all year round as well as 9 pieces for $9.95 on Tuesdays.
But that's it, everything else here is shit.

>>8419421
South American KFCs don't either. They once did but nobody ever bought them.

>>8419424
It does seem like an odd combination of textures desu

>>8419428
I think it's because nobody feels like eating something gravy-like from a fast food joint. I mean, nobody buys fast food soup. Also it creates the need for cutlery.

>>8419419
Its really making me feel old now that I can see the life and death of companies

>Have a delicious product
>make enough money to expand slightly
>Some MBA fucks come in and help you expand a lot in a couple years
>Hey our testing shows that if you replace this delicious (ingredient) with a (lower quality and/or completely different ingredient) 9/10 consumers can't tell the difference and it will give you 1 percent more profit
>They conduct the same test a 100 more times until the food taste like shit even though it looks the same
>Some new place comes that isn't using the shitty ingredients and they take over
>Repeat

It happened to KFC with Popeyes, it happening to Papa Johns

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>>8418059
KFC's wedges are so perfect that they preclude the need for any regular fries.

The KFC here in Trinidad is amazing, they use local ingredients for all their stuff

>>8419434
>1 percent more profit
That's a shitload more than I think you realise.

>>8419422
Go back to cuckbourne then you gay cunt