Do NOT EAT new KFC 'Boneless Wings'

[KC5AV]

I'm amazed that no one has suggested calling the local health department about this. If it really was some sort of food poisoning, then you really need to call. If a small child got some of what you had, it has the potential to be lethal. Besides, wouldn't it be fun to see them shut down for a few days after a surprise inspection???

 

[Thraxen]

The build up could have easily been transferred from an employees hand, mouth, ass onto the food product requiring no further incubation time on the food itself.

I agree, there could indeed be a toxin involved. I was just pointing out that with the time frame involved, there is a pretty good chance it wasn't the KFC at all.

 

[UNCjigga]

Originally posted by: ericb
Damn, what KFC did you eat at in Charlotte? I eat at the one on Woodlawn because it's close to work and I don't want to eat at the same one you did.

THAT'S THE ONE!!! Close to work, has a Pizza Hut builtin, BK next door, and a MUCH BETTER BOJANGLES RIGHT DOWN THE STREET! *sigh*...should've driven the extra 100 yards...

 

[UNCjigga]

Originally posted by: KC5AV
I'm amazed that no one has suggested calling the local health department about this. If it really was some sort of food poisoning, then you really need to call. If a small child got some of what you had, it has the potential to be lethal. Besides, wouldn't it be fun to see them shut down for a few days after a surprise inspection???

I don't think this is toxin/food poisoning related...I was feeling better by 5PM (after vomiting) whereas a toxin would be harder to get rid of that quick...if it was real food poisoning I'd STILL be sick.

 

[BDawg]

Just ate a 7 piece for lunch. They weren't bad.

 

[Mday]

i think it was the soda that did you in. i had a 20 piece (it's just breast meat fried then mixed with the sauce) last week. i didnt get any adverse effects.

 

[minendo]

Originally posted by: uncJIGGA

Originally posted by: KC5AV
I'm amazed that no one has suggested calling the local health department about this. If it really was some sort of food poisoning, then you really need to call. If a small child got some of what you had, it has the potential to be lethal. Besides, wouldn't it be fun to see them shut down for a few days after a surprise inspection???

I don't think this is toxin/food poisoning related...I was feeling better by 5PM (after vomiting) whereas a toxin would be harder to get rid of that quick...if it was real food poisoning I'd STILL be sick.

Not necessarily. The aforementioned toxin usually lasts no more than 24 hours, but can be gone even quicker depending on the amount consumed and trips to the bathroom.

 

[jazzhound]

Ouch! You're having a bad day man.

If you happen to cough up a lung, I know the lawyer, errr, medical professional/litigator to call

 

[SnapIT]

Originally posted by: dighn

Originally posted by: SnapIT
If you eat crap you will crap a lot...

Fast food is probably the biggest health problem in the west today, our bodies were not made to eat that stuff... filled with monounsaturated fats and MSG (MonoSodiumGlutamate - enhances taste)... eating dogcrap would probably be healthier...

msg isn't that bad. besides the allerg that only some people get (from the excessive amount of the amino acid which i believe is naturally occuring ) there's really no othe prroblems afaik

Never mind that it has 15 times the water retention potential of salt?

It is also effective on decreasing the insulin raise of high carb meals as it decreases the sodium/potassium pump, so yes, i would believe that it is indeed a problem, and if you are thinking about the glutamate, it is not an aminoacid, in fact, it is counterproductive as it will not be used as an aminoacid but still block the uptake of that very aminoacid, glutamine, which is a conditionally essential aminoacid...

Let's summarize, increases blood preassure, retains water, disrupts the sodium/potassium pump and hinders the absorbtion of glutamine... ehhh, i would say it IS a problem...

 

[depechemodeone]

in my best Nelson Muntz voice "Ha-Ha"

There are no such thing as "boneless wings"

That's what you get for not going to Popeye's!


seriously, you didn't see her with a bottle of visine did you?

 

[hollowman]

This thread made me wonder.. can one poo and vomit at the same time?

 

[TheNinja]

Is this thread really a ploy to make me think about the wings right at lunch time? I think I'm going to go play a little roulette right now with some of those chicken wings....I like to live dangerously.

 

[KC5AV]

Originally posted by: hollowman
This thread made me wonder.. can one poo and vomit at the same time?

Oh, yeah....

 

[oniq]

I'm having KFC for dinner tonight, I can't wait!! Your thread made me even more hungry!

 

[UNCjigga]

Originally posted by: oniq
I'm having KFC for dinner tonight, I can't wait!! Your thread made me even more hungry!

Normal KFC Chicken and Normal KFC Wings = teh g00d
Boneless wings = teh bad!

 

[Eli]

Originally posted by: SnapIT
If you eat crap you will crap a lot...

Fast food is probably the biggest health problem in the west today, our bodies were not made to eat that stuff... filled with monounsaturated fats and MSG (MonoSodiumGlutamate - enhances taste)... eating dogcrap would probably be healthier...

Actually, if you eat crap, you won't crap a lot.

The American diet is severely lacking in dietary fiber, and thats what ... moves things along.. in your digestive tract.

If you don't go #2 at least once a day, you are going to have problems.

 

[minendo]

Originally posted by: Eli
Actually, if you eat crap, you won't crap a lot.

The American diet is severely lacking in dietary fiber, and thats what ... moves things along.. in your digestive tract.

If you don't go #2 at least once a day, you are going to have problems.

I recently attended a lecture by the Head of the American Dietary Fiber Board (not sure of the exact name) and basically she stated that the ultimate goal to know your fiber intake is at the minimum is: Floaters good.

 

[SnapIT]

Originally posted by: minendo

Originally posted by: Eli
Actually, if you eat crap, you won't crap a lot.

The American diet is severely lacking in dietary fiber, and thats what ... moves things along.. in your digestive tract.

If you don't go #2 at least once a day, you are going to have problems.

I recently attended a lecture by the Head of the American Dietary Fiber Board (not sure of the exact name) and basically she stated that the ultimate goal to know your fiber intake is at the minimum is: Floaters good.

Ahhh, but i will make this a post to both you and Eli, your points are both valid, but what is lighter than water will float, meaning that your body could not process the food properly, that means the kidneys (which are NOT supposed to handle oils) got a beating...

Keep it up, and then whine about how my high protein intake hurts the kidneys soooo much... it's the fat my friend, it's the monounsaturated fatty acids....

Makes food taste good? /ignore advice

 

[BDawg]

Originally posted by: BDawg
Just ate a 7 piece for lunch. They weren't bad.

6 hour status report: No abnormal effects.

 

[minendo]

Originally posted by: SnapIT
Ahhh, but i will make this a post to both you and Eli, your points are both valid, but what is lighter than water will float, meaning that your body could not process the food properly, that means the kidneys (which are NOT supposed to handle oils) got a beating...

Keep it up, and then whine about how my high protein intake hurts the kidneys soooo much... it's the fat my friend, it's the monounsaturated fatty acids....

Makes food taste good? /ignore advice

It was does not mean that the food was improperly processed/digested. Fiber intake results in gas and dietary fiber is defined as (for humans) non-digestable polysaccharides.

 

[Eli]

Originally posted by: SnapIT

Originally posted by: minendo

Originally posted by: Eli
Actually, if you eat crap, you won't crap a lot.

The American diet is severely lacking in dietary fiber, and thats what ... moves things along.. in your digestive tract.

If you don't go #2 at least once a day, you are going to have problems.

I recently attended a lecture by the Head of the American Dietary Fiber Board (not sure of the exact name) and basically she stated that the ultimate goal to know your fiber intake is at the minimum is: Floaters good.

Ahhh, but i will make this a post to both you and Eli, your points are both valid, but what is lighter than water will float, meaning that your body could not process the food properly, that means the kidneys (which are NOT supposed to handle oils) got a beating...

Keep it up, and then whine about how my high protein intake hurts the kidneys soooo much... it's the fat my friend, it's the monounsaturated fatty acids....

Makes food taste good? /ignore advice

Not necessarily. I believe it floats because it has been digested properly and contains bubbles of gasses. It shouldn't be sticky and dense.

 

[SnapIT]

Originally posted by: minendo

Originally posted by: SnapIT
Ahhh, but i will make this a post to both you and Eli, your points are both valid, but what is lighter than water will float, meaning that your body could not process the food properly, that means the kidneys (which are NOT supposed to handle oils) got a beating...

Keep it up, and then whine about how my high protein intake hurts the kidneys soooo much... it's the fat my friend, it's the monounsaturated fatty acids....

Makes food taste good? /ignore advice

It was does not mean that the food was improperly processed/digested. Fiber intake results in gas and dietary fiber is defined as (for humans) non-digestable polysaccharides.

Actually, polysaccharides are always digestible, otherwise they are refered to as udigestible fibers...

So now you know that, and what i meant was the discoloration that the oils bring, it's floating on top of it all... you know what i mean, like pouring a little bit of gas into a bucket of water...

That was my point, i did not mean to challenge you in any way, sorry if it came out that way...

 

[minendo]

Originally posted by: SnapIT

Actually, polysaccharides are always digestible, otherwise they are refered to as udigestible fibers...

Once again you are wrong. Dietary fiber is polysaccharides and lignin that are non-digestable by human enzymes. This definition always means that all Food Gums (guar gum, acacia gum, etc) are considered dietary fiber.

 

[dquan97]

I was reminded of that scene from Road Trip...

 

[spaceman]

kfc is filthy.
EVERY time ive eaten there i have always felt nauseous and dirty afterwards :/