KFC Double Down: 540 calories, 32 grams of fat, 1380 mg sodium
Subway 6-in. Chicken Bacon Ranch: 570 calories, 28 grams of fat, 1190 mg sodium
Burger King Chick'n Crisp Sandwich: 450 calories, 30 grams of fat, 810 mg sodium

People are making a big deal over nothing, methinks.

Xiphiasar

United States78 Posts

April 10 2010 09:47 GMT

#183

Two days... *salivates*

Infernus

Norway222 Posts

April 10 2010 10:30 GMT

#184

Haha, I gotta admit I kinda want it. To bad we dont have a KFC anywhere near me QQ.

Kenpachi

United States9908 Posts

April 10 2010 14:34 GMT

#185

On April 10 2010 12:38 lMPERVlOUS wrote:

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Fixed for hya.

no man how would you ever finish those

Warrior Madness

Canada3791 Posts

April 10 2010 15:10 GMT

#186

Just reading about this made me go out and buy a Mcgriddle. YUUUMMMM. Now I want one of these bad boys. That and a McRib.

Mobius

Canada1268 Posts

April 10 2010 16:48 GMT

#187

lol the only fastfood place near me is kfc.. but.. i would much prefer mcdonalds over this lol

Impervious

Canada4216 Posts

April 10 2010 16:49 GMT

#188

On April 10 2010 23:34 Kenpachi wrote:

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no man how would you ever finish those

Ever done one of those "72 oz steak" challenges? Yea. I have.

Licmyobelisk

Philippines3682 Posts

April 10 2010 17:14 GMT

#189

hhhhmmm.... I don't know kinda in between on this one, if I will try it one day.

neobowman

Canada3324 Posts

April 10 2010 17:17 GMT

#190

...
I actually find it pretty revolting. No bun? Blurgh.

landaishan

Australia104 Posts

April 10 2010 17:22 GMT

#191

lol the jury is in, this sandwich is worth eating at least once :D

i love how they talk about the fat and calories and they dont even pimp the amount of protein this bad boy has

BlackJack

United States10574 Posts

April 10 2010 17:37 GMT

#192

On April 10 2010 17:14 EmeraldSparks wrote:
KFC Double Down: 540 calories, 32 grams of fat, 1380 mg sodium
Subway 6-in. Chicken Bacon Ranch: 570 calories, 28 grams of fat, 1190 mg sodium
Burger King Chick'n Crisp Sandwich: 450 calories, 30 grams of fat, 810 mg sodium

People are making a big deal over nothing, methinks.

It's not so much the nutritional value that people are talking about. It's the replacing of bread with fried food. It's like when they make breakfast sandwiches with donuts instead of english muffins or toast.

N3rV[Green]

United States1935 Posts

April 10 2010 17:42 GMT

#193

I think this is genius. I'll just need to ask for no sauce and it will transform into the ultimate chicken sandwich. Seriously why has this not been thought of before? Who needs bread for a sandwich anyway!

phyren

United States1067 Posts

April 10 2010 18:41 GMT

#194

So I started reading this thread for the laughs, and by page 10 I am starving. Anyone else thinking the sheer amount of debate this sandwhich could cause will up its sales?

Zhou

United States832 Posts

April 10 2010 19:27 GMT

#195

I just read through the comments myself, and I'd have to say people are pretty hungry in front of their computers :x

I would probably only take a bite before realizing what has just ensued in my mouth (Greatest or worst thing ever)

hyst.eric.al

United States2332 Posts

April 10 2010 19:34 GMT

#196

i sent my friend the link and he came to my house so we could hit up kfc. i shattered his world when i informed him it is not available yet.

synapse

China13814 Posts

April 10 2010 19:35 GMT

#197

That's like instant heart attack.

The6357

United States1268 Posts

April 10 2010 19:45 GMT

#198

i'm craving for 3 piece drumstick + thigh meal atm..omfg...i've been craving for it all week...
going to kfc after work!!!!!

XDawn

Canada4040 Posts

April 10 2010 19:52 GMT

#199

I'd try it once and probably end up never eating it again

mmp

United States2130 Posts

April 10 2010 19:56 GMT

#200

The target demographic is clearly young people with their "cravings" and proud healthy arteries.

I wouldn't mind this sandwich with some bread above &below, just to keep the grease off your hands. Insanely large sandwiches always sell well.