What part of the chicken is popcorn?

[Malak]

Long John Silvers implies their batter is better than breading that every fried chicken place uses. THAT IS WHY THEY ARE SO FAMOUS FOR THEIR FRIED CHICKEN!

And the worst part of this fail is they are competing with the most successful fried chicken place, KFC, which is owned by the same company. The marketing team for Yum! is trollin.

 

[ultimatebob]

It's chunks of white meat chicken, so it's breast meat.

What's scary is that much of it probably comes from old pieces of fried chicken that they would have thrown away otherwise.

 

[MagnusTheBrewer]

The nuggets are attached by popcorn. Everyone knows this.

 

[DrPizza]

I happened to see one of those commercials, and I was left thinking "wtf?"
Batter and breading are roughly the same thing. Batter - mix water with breading so that it sticks to the meat. Breading: get the meat wet so that the breading sticks to the meat.

 

[nageov3t]

It's chunks of white meat chicken, so it's breast meat.

What's scary is that much of it probably comes from old pieces of fried chicken that they would have thrown away otherwise.

if you've never gotten sick from it, what's so scary?

 

[child of wonder]

They extract the small kernel parts of the chicken, heat it in oil, and POP!!!! Popcorn chicken.

 

[HeXen]

i love LJ's fish. thats all i get when i go.

 

[Oil]

Link to commercial? I thought the ad was saying that their batter was better than other fried fish places, not chicken

 

[Schadenfroh]

What's scary is that much of it probably comes from old pieces of fried chicken that they would have thrown away otherwise.

Om, nom nom nom

 

[Malak]

Link to commercial? I thought the ad was saying that their batter was better than other fried fish places, not chicken

The ad is for their chicken strips.

 

[darkswordsman17]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bc4TpDTwsVE#t=03m46s

 

[midwestfisherman]

What part of the chicken is popcorn?

You really don't want to know!

 

[marino.DV]

Om, nom nom nom

lol

 

[Cheesetogo]

I happened to see one of those commercials, and I was left thinking "wtf?"
Batter and breading are roughly the same thing. Batter - mix water with breading so that it sticks to the meat. Breading: get the meat wet so that the breading sticks to the meat.

Batter doesn't necessarily (or even usually) contain breading. Typically it's just flour/water or flour/egg.

 

[Spikesoldier]

chicken brainnnnsssssss