I work at kfc in the uk, AMA

What's the biggest order someone has clearly made for themself? Once in KFC I saw an incredibly large couple who bought a bargain bucket each and ate the whole fucking thing right there.

However, I FUCKING LOVE KFC and think it completely shits all over the other UK fast food chains. My go to is a Large Fully Loaded Tower Meal, with Gravy as the side, and two Hot Wings! This is my cheat meal every week, it is amazing.

I've seen someone order a variety bucket and proceed to sit and eat it all, at least take it and scoff it at home! Before I used to love zinger twister with cheese I love it, especially when the cheese has properly melted.

Did you know that in Australian KFCs the gravy comes with mashed potatoes? It's amazing, make it happen here please. Also they serve coke not that synthetic pepsi shite.

I know, I wish they'd make it happen :/, it depends on what drink company you're with we're with britvic not Coca Cola.

Does KFC cause raging diarrhea over there as well?

I've never experienced it from the normal chicken, only the ring sting from the hot wings and zingers.

There is an ongoing stereotype that sometimes employees will spit or put other bodily fluids into the food, especially for annoying customers. Is there any truth to this? I always avoid sending food back for this reason and I wasn't sure if I was just paranoid or being bad minded.

No I've never seen it happen at all, if your a nice person about it I'll give you everything perfect and extra.

Do you or your colleagues make fun of, or even just comment on people who eat there very regularly? (In secret of course)

As in "this fat shit is back AGAIN??!!"

Yes, there's the same family that come at least 3 times a week maybe more, surely it's cheaper and healthier to make your own food? There is also a drunk man that comes in every Saturday at the same time of night he's always stumbling.

Have you ever spit in someone's food? If so, why?

No, I wouldn't, I think it's disgusting.

What happened to the chips? They use to be amazing now their these scrappy little McDonald's knockoffs 😞

I know! When they were swapped everyone got excited until we tasted them, they are awful, the old thicker chips were the best with gravy!

Do they still keep the corn on the Cobb in those little vats of grease?

Yech.

No, it stopped over a year ago, they just get boiled in water now :)!

Is it true that UK kfc gravy comes frozen in pots and has to be defrosted?

Or is it made from the sweet sweet chicken juices kinda fresh?

It's not frozen hahah! It has to be made up, one is with the chicken scraps and one with just powder and water.

Bro, what are the colonels 11 herbs and spices? Keep in mind you can't lie on the internet.

I don't know, it's already premixed within the flour. Which also gets mixed with an egg and milk mix.

I was surprised to find that KFC cut their chicken breasts in half. Is that normal in the UK or just specific to KFC?

I have no idea actually, I've never even noticed....

What was your worst experience at work?

Probably when someone threatened me because I supposedly chucked the change into their hand, he told me I had better watch my back!

So... What happened with the edible coffee cups?

I never knew these were a thing.

How often do people complain about chicken brains or guts in their food? (like this http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3430867/Customer-outraged-served-vile-brain-like-tissue-KFC.html)

Not often, it's very rare.

Why is kfc so much better in europe? it's like real food, not 200lbs of fart flavoured salt. what the fuck is wrong with america.

I don't think it is hahah!

I was in KFC last week and tried to buy a Wicked Zinger Meal. I was told at the checkout that they didn't have chicken. What the fuck is a KFC doing if they don't have chicken?

The store manager hasn't ordered enough and they can't get any from other stores.

Guys got 8 head cookers there?

Yes!

If given a map of the US, could you identify Kentucky? I'm not trying to sound condescending. If I was asked anything about the UK I could pretty much only identify the country.

I know it's on the right side? That's about it

What the Fuck has happened to the gravy!?

The people who make it.

QSR Industry guy here, hows your drive thru times.? Have you got Digital menu,s yet.?

Our timers don't work but in busy periods were at 58 cars an hour so it's good! No digital menu yet!

Do you enjoy your job and hope to continue it? Or is it a 9-5 before you start a career?

I'm not loving it, I won't be able to get a 9-5 job because of childcare and all my family works, I'll probably just do early morning cleaning somewhere, my partner earns enough for us to be comfy, thank god.

Why did the chicken cross the road?

To get to the other side.

Did you see that BBC documentary about KFC?: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05n7nt5

If so, do you think it was a fairly fair representation of how things operate there?

No! I'm gonna watch it after I finish tonight!

Any sign of the Blazing Boneless Banquet coming back soon? Love me some zinger mini fillets!

Nope, our stores never even done them before :(

Does your Colonel Sanders have a Cockney Accent? If so, what are some of his phrases? Also: Chicken Pot pie. Do they serve it? What is your stance on the subject matter. What do you think about Syrian refugees? Thank you! P.S.: Is "Finger Lickin' Good" the slogan there, as well? Is the finger licking any good?

Our colonel sanders has an American accent in guessing it's Kentucky, we don't do pie at all, I don't understand what refugees have to do with my job hah? It was, but they've changed it to 'so good' so it doesn't sound as unhealthy.

I love the gravy and I love how it varies so very much between branches (some are light, some are dark, some are thick, some are thin), but WHY does it vary so much do you know? Also my nearest branch has a big sign outside that says 'We are "Open"' with the quotes around 'Open' as though they're not really - any idea why?

It depends how much water, how long it's been cooked (if it's not thick enough it'll get out back in the microwave) I've never noticed and I have no idea :)!

Have you ever tried KFC from a different country? If so, how does it compare to the kind you get in the UK?

I tried it in Germany once, the fries were nice that's about it.

Do you get to take in your own food for lunch breaks?

Yes we can.

Hey, regular customer here..

Does your KFC have a secret menu?

No only old things that aren't advertised anymore because no one buys them, the mini variety pack is one, I don't think anyone even knows what goes in it, it's been that long since we've packed one.

What's your typical worst customer like?

The ones that don't understand it's actually busy and they aren't the only one to serve, then start getting nasty and bitchy at the till/drive thru. If they get too bad I just refuse to serve them, it's funny. Also the ones that keep money in their bra, you see them take it out and pass you it, why?!? There's also the people that are smoking whilst your serving them (at drive thru), I'm a smoker but I don't blow it purposefully into any drive thru window. Lastly the complainers, not the nice ones, sometimes we pack it wrong, fair enough we shouldn't but it happens, if you're not a twat on the phone I'd be more happy to give you your full refund and your meal free with extras. If you're a knob with me, you'll get your food replaced and that's it.

Wtf is a zinger and a hingi? KFC is fried chicken. In a tub. Whether on the bone or boneless, strips or popcorn. I think there's some sort of crazy thing involving slices of bread, but I stick to the basics.

Oh god minis hahaha!

Do you hate your life?

Nope :)!

My friend from the UK calls any sandwich with meat on a bun a "burger". So like if he puts a chicken breast on a bun it's a "chicken burger" when in the US that would be a "chicken sandwich". Where does KFC in the UK stand on this topic?

It's a burger to us, fillet burger, zinger burger.

To me if it's in a bun and not sliced bread/baguette/panini or something then it's a burger (Southern England).

So if you put cheese on a bun ...is it a cheese burger?

No and I don't understand why, it's just how it is.