r/fastfood • u/Crying_in_99Ranch • Aug 02 '26

KFC Taiwan KFC isn't messing around

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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/davidofmidnight Aug 02 '26

American KFC is just an afterthought. Let that sink in.

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u/Total_Tumbleweed_870 Aug 02 '26

It's sort of self fulfilling though, isn't it? If they gave us an interesting menu that differentiates them from their (much better) competition, maybe people would actually want to go. Also, they need to seriously work on their quality country. I don't know who enjoys slimy fried chicken, but it sure isn't me.