I see the chicken size post, and match you this pathetic excuse of 'food'. US penny for scale.
KFC got real bad in the past twenty years.
Their bucket used to be filled up to the 80% mark with fried chicken. Got a bucket 10 years ago and not only did the bucket shrink, but the chicken barely hit the halfway mark.
Popeyes has been the go-to. And weird to say, but supermarkets have picked up the fried chicken slack as well, if you aren't graced with a Popeyes.
Based on the size and proportions of this, I'm guessing this is a drumette and not a drumstick. But, I'm also I'm not sure a photo of a single piece of chicken from a single order is really evidence of much of anything.
Shrinkflation on top of greedflation. They're just doing one thing after another to charge more for less.
What is this?
A drumstick for ANTS?!?!
I'd be concerned if this was a drumstick from the regular bucket, but for all I know it's a hot wing drumstick. Those are always small.
So this is about kfc, so it's clearly an example of a corporation being cheap af and diminishing quality. But like, on the lighter more social side of things, I dunno. This kind of speaks to the fact that as Americans we have a totally distorted view of how big animals are. Also, we have no concept of what reasonable portion sizes are. I think smaller pieces of fried chicken is probably a good thing for most of us healthwise lol. Ideally, it would reflect more responsible chicken farming. I mean, this is kfc, so I know that's not the case here. But in general, I don't see any real downsides to smaller pieces of fried chicken. We eat too much as it is lol.
Not from US, so I don't know gow big a penny is: can you put something next to it as reference?
Maybe it's you who's growing 🤔
maybe they can't use growth hormones anymore
It’s all about the Bojangles
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