3 ms·
Of those 3, McDonalds and Subway aren't that bad I find, whereas KFC is genuinely dire. If I get a subway I tend to ram it with as many vegetables as possible,
by mhh__ 5y ago
Of those 3, McDonalds and Subway aren't that bad I find, whereas KFC is genuinely dire.
If I get a subway I tend to ram it with as many vegetables as possible, at McDonalds I pretty much always £5s worth of burgers inc. a small fries, not healthy but not that bad. I made the mistake of getting a KFC delivered recently and Jesus Christ it was like an Oil Well.
- switch007 5y agoMcDonald’s is pure oil - maybe they hide it better? The smell of oil carries for a mile at least past any McDonald’s.
- reedjosh 5y agoAnd unfortunately it's chemically expressed trans-fat oil. We'd all be better off if they went back to the traditional use of tallow.
- reducesuffering 5y agoYou're about 13 years behind. McD's (or almost any US franchise) doesn't use trans fat oils anymore.
- kindall 5y agoI think McD's uses liquid oil, so not hydrogenated (trans fat). You hydrogenate oil to make it solid at room temperature, as a substitute for animal fats. If you're going to fry in it there's no point in not starting with an oil that is liquid at room temperature.
- webkike 5y agoKFC is only good in Japan for some reason.
- rwultsch 5y agoAnd Taiwan.
- the-dude 5y agoThe smell coming out of the Subway franchises here is wonky. Will not eat.