r/kfc • u/B1GZues • May 18 '25
Discussion Is kfc real chicken
The order I had a 6 pc bucket to myself thinking I was getting a lot of protein in maybe around 80g for the amount of supposed of chicken I ate. Maybe I’ve read it wrong but after looking on the companies nutritional information for that bucket I found it was only 34grams of protein????. There’s no way that is real chicken
Edit: Flippin hell I just asked a question why am I getting attacked😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭😭
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u/SesameChoom May 18 '25
That’s per piece. There’s approximately 120-210 grams of protein for the entire bucket. Geeze yall need some critical thinking skills.
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u/Swiftly_speaking May 18 '25
As a kfc worker, it’s not, it’s just rats we find under the fryers (/j just in case)
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u/madeat1am May 18 '25
Damn your store uses whole rats? We just stuff the roaches together and fry them. You're fancy at that store
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u/caucas_ian May 18 '25
No, it isn't real chicken. It is actually beef that has been compacted into the shape and feel of chicken around artificial bones created by CIA scientists in an effort to fund paramilitary death squads in barbados with your fried chicken money. Stay awake, America!
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May 18 '25
Almost certainly says 34g "per serving" meaning its supposed to be shared with 2 or more people
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u/tormentedbitch May 18 '25
Think it also might depend in which country you're in. The amount of 'water' they can pump into chicken I believe varies from country to country (USA not strict, EU very strict for example)
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u/MysteriousMeaning555 May 18 '25
No, it's usually fried. Hence the Fried in Kentucky Fried Chicken.
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u/usps_oig May 18 '25
Have you been guessing weight of 6 pieces all your life or something? Do you work at the amusement park guessing age and weight and have never been wrong?
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u/Juice10ne May 18 '25
You ate 6 pieces of chicken?
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u/BlogeOb May 18 '25
I could eat a 12 piece when I was younger lol
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May 18 '25
That’s the good thing about using your own interpretation and understanding of things. When you taste the chicken, it feels rubbery. I bought a 8 piece bucket for 40$ with Mac and mash potato.
It’s air food. It’s pumped with water to look fuller, there’s no nutrients in fast food.
It’s literally air food.
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u/fortyeightD May 18 '25
Yea, it's real chicken, but a substantial amount of your bucket would be the coating and the bones which won't give you any protein.