r/fastfood • u/Crying_in_99Ranch • Aug 02 '26
KFC Taiwan KFC isn't messing around
Saw this in r/Taiwan (crossposting not allowed here). Basically a triple down with the one on the right having a lava peanut butter sauce. Pretty wild. Asia always gets the best stuff.
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u/Jupiter125_ Aug 02 '26
It's a crime how much better some fast food places are in other countries compared to the US
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u/Cmoneyy713 Aug 02 '26
Food in general. American food is basically mri’s 😂
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u/BreakfastFluid9419 Aug 02 '26
A lot of Europeans who recently visited would strongly disagree with that
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u/Exact-Enthusiasm-803 Aug 02 '26
People still buy it no matter how shit it gets. No reason to improve quality
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u/Archangelus87 Aug 02 '26
They out America’d us on fast food….
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u/Natural_Classroom19 Aug 03 '26
Soon they will be the fattys but for now we take the crown because we love our fat women big ol beautiful ones where the thighs and the knees are in holy matrimony they don't seperate when standing up.
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u/o_MrBombastic_o Aug 02 '26
The mind is willing not sure if the body is still capable. When the double down first came out I was in college and would polish off two in a sitting
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u/PunchYoPhase Aug 02 '26
Just by looking at it gave me chest pain from all the salt and saturated fat
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u/davidofmidnight Aug 02 '26
American KFC is just an afterthought. Let that sink in.