• Cousin Mose@lemmy.hogru.ch
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    18 hours ago

    Huh? This would be stupidly much better; I live near a KFC and the cockroaches outside, the dead animal smell and just the grease in the surrounding area is atrocious. I wish they’d knock that shit down and sell real food rather than the mechanically separated, likely tortured animal carcasses they dump on the public. How morally bankrupt or tuned out do you have to be to eat in these places?

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      9 hours ago

      I don’t think KFC is mechanically separated, the bones are still inside most of their products,how could it be mechanically separated? Then again I don’t know how KFC is in US

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      17 hours ago

      Wild how different fast food chains are in different countries. Never had that smell or have seen cockroaches anywhere near a German KFC. Though I’d discourrage anyone from trying Hamburg Central Station KFC

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        I’m an American but used to have roommates from all over the world and I’ll never forget how absolutely disappointed they were with McDonalds, Burger King, etc.

        Though I’m in Los Angeles so there are plenty of incredible hamburger places (far too many) if you’re seeking it out.

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        It’s the way they dispose of grease, I believe. I think there are less regulations in the US than elsewhere. That or the minimum wage workers just don’t give a shit.