Shall i keep eating kfc or worry about my health 🤔 I think i will continue to eat. I got my answer thanks
Sometimes its good to ask others when we are confused.
51-55, F
This page is a permanent link to the reply below and its nested replies. See all post replies »
SumKindaMunster · 51-55, M
Well, you do know why they changed their name from "Kentucky Fried Chicken" to "KFC" don't you????
[quote]There was one more rumor going around regarding the KFC name change that warrants discussion, and that's the one that says "chicken" was the word they weren't allowed to say. KFC says that's particularly ridiculous, and confirms that they're definitely allowed to describe their product as chicken because it's definitely chicken.
Snopes says the name change was partnered with the weird rumor that KFC was actually breeding mutant chickens with four, six, or eight legs to supply all the meat needed for their restaurants. That's disturbing on so many levels, but it turns out that the rumor had more legs than KFC's supposed mutant birds.
KFC has been fighting the rumor on a global scale, with international divisions like those in Canada and the UK repeating that it's a completely insane rumor with no basis in fact whatsoever. And they've been saying it for a long, long time — at least since the name change happened in the '90s. Isn't it about time the rumor went the way of other less-than-stellar '90s memories?
Read More: https://www.mashed.com/151782/the-real-reason-why-kfc-changed-their-name/?utm_campaign=clip[/quote] 🤣🤣🤣
[quote]There was one more rumor going around regarding the KFC name change that warrants discussion, and that's the one that says "chicken" was the word they weren't allowed to say. KFC says that's particularly ridiculous, and confirms that they're definitely allowed to describe their product as chicken because it's definitely chicken.
Snopes says the name change was partnered with the weird rumor that KFC was actually breeding mutant chickens with four, six, or eight legs to supply all the meat needed for their restaurants. That's disturbing on so many levels, but it turns out that the rumor had more legs than KFC's supposed mutant birds.
KFC has been fighting the rumor on a global scale, with international divisions like those in Canada and the UK repeating that it's a completely insane rumor with no basis in fact whatsoever. And they've been saying it for a long, long time — at least since the name change happened in the '90s. Isn't it about time the rumor went the way of other less-than-stellar '90s memories?
Read More: https://www.mashed.com/151782/the-real-reason-why-kfc-changed-their-name/?utm_campaign=clip[/quote] 🤣🤣🤣