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assuming it would be the ultimate version of what we, the Poles, had known and liked since the 90s That's generally not how fast food chains work. When expandi
by causi 5y ago
assuming it would be the ultimate version of what we, the Poles, had known and liked since the 90s
That's generally not how fast food chains work. When expanding to a new country they don't just sell the same recipe they use at home. They do market testing and tailor the recipe for maximum appeal to local tastes. For most people fast food is always going to taste best at home.
- cromka 5y ago> That's generally not how fast food chains work Well, the KFC brand is a franchise in this part of the world, so they probably had even more freedom in their recipe. But it's not just "taste best at home" thing, the difference in quality is staggering. As I said, Popeye's tastes way better than US KFC, and it's rather a common opinion in the US.