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hedman2003 13-11-2010 13:05

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Last night decided that we would partake of a KFC not something we regularly have but it was a break from the customary Friday night Chinese.

one group of 3 people in front of us who had clearly put their order in had been served with drinks and were waiting for further food to be cooked. Joined in the queue by a further 4 people and after waiting for 10 minutes were the original member of staff had not even recognised there was any kind of queue forming. eventually informed by another muppet behind the counter that they had no food ready and it would be at least 15 mins before chicken would be ready. As a consequnce 6 customers leave the store to find sustinance elsewhere.

sadly this is not my first experience of poor service at this branch in that in the past they have run out of chicken!! or limited choice on side dishes however I would say that service in other branches of KFC has been ok

anybody else had issues with KFC in Accy , or how do other immitations compare with KFC for food

Neil 13-11-2010 13:30

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The gravy at Accy is usually very poor

jaysay 13-11-2010 14:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by hedman2003 (Post 861124)
Last night decided that we would partake of a KFC not something we regularly have but it was a break from the customary Friday night Chinese.

one group of 3 people in front of us who had clearly put their order in had been served with drinks and were waiting for further food to be cooked. Joined in the queue by a further 4 people and after waiting for 10 minutes were the original member of staff had not even recognised there was any kind of queue forming. eventually informed by another muppet behind the counter that they had no food ready and it would be at least 15 mins before chicken would be ready. As a consequnce 6 customers leave the store to find sustinance elsewhere.

sadly this is not my first experience of poor service at this branch in that in the past they have run out of chicken!! or limited choice on side dishes however I would say that service in other branches of KFC has been ok

anybody else had issues with KFC in Accy , or how do other immitations compare with KFC for food

I've occasionally had southern fried chicken from Rinos in Ossy hedman, which is quite good, but I actually think that KFC is the best, but I would only have either occasionally

Less 13-11-2010 14:11

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It's worth the wait everything is Hal al:D

garinda 13-11-2010 16:33

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Not somewhere we go a lot, but we were passing last Sunday, and it was lunchtime.

It was packed.

Pandemonium.

I grabbed two seats, clearing a path through the squashed fries, and wiped a table, whilst my mum queued up.

A woman came out of the loo, and came up to me. No one else.

Thrust something in my hand, and said you should read this.

A quick glance confirmed it was some religious text, so I smiled, politely, said no thanks, and offered it her back.

'Read it! I was told more forcibly, with the further information that if I didn't I'd die a sinner in the bowels of Hell.

A firmer no thanks, but she was still bangin' on.

I explained that if I read it or not, her, and her church would still see me as a damned sinner, but I was really very happy with this situation.

Eventually she returned to the people at her table.

I could tell with my mum's face she wasn't too happy in the noisey madhouse.

I went across and said we'd leave, and find somewhere more restful to eat lunch.

If you were in there, I hope you enjoyed the floorshow.

The floorshow being me turning mental, going over to the disciples table and shouting at the top of my voice, that if she ever saw me again, not to preach her vile filth to me, and she can stich her little booklet up her Parson's nose, and give herself a good finger lickin' experience.

Happily for her it was only a one act performance.

It would have been two, after I'd explained to my mum what had happened, but I managed to get her out into the car, before bringing down the final curtain.

Not somewhere we'll ever be going back to, anytime soon.

(The performance was free to stage by the way. No funding from the state was used.)

:D

Tealeaf 13-11-2010 19:02

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 861265)
A woman came out of the loo, and came up to me. No one else.

:D

Looks like one nutter recognised another nutter.

garinda 13-11-2010 19:15

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 861300)
Looks like one nutter recognised another nutter.

Like bees around honey.

Or do I mean like flies around...

:rolleyes:

Talking of which, it's ages since we last met.

Next time you fly up, give me a buzz.

:D

flashy 13-11-2010 19:27

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Samlesbury KFC has always been the best

Benipete 13-11-2010 19:37

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 861309)
Samlesbury KFC has always been the best

I agree Kentucky Fried Crow was tops.:eek:

DaveinGermany 13-11-2010 19:37

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Not really that well known over here about 60 apparently, we must be right Cosmopolitan as we've got one in Osnabrück & a Pizza Hut :D

Neil 13-11-2010 20:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by flashy (Post 861309)
Samlesbury KFC has always been the best

Yes it has, been a few months since I made a slight detour on my way from work to go though :D:D

K.S.H 13-11-2010 21:24

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 861309)
Samlesbury KFC has always been the best

Anyone remember the goats? they used to love eating the boxes :D

accyman 14-11-2010 00:52

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Originally Posted by K.S.H (Post 861330)
Anyone remember the goats? they used to love eating the boxes :D

havnt seen the goats since that particular kfc did a larger limited edition £40 bucket deal :)

jaysay 14-11-2010 09:12

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 861265)
Not somewhere we go a lot, but we were passing last Sunday, and it was lunchtime.

It was packed.

Pandemonium.

I grabbed two seats, clearing a path through the squashed fries, and wiped a table, whilst my mum queued up.

A woman came out of the loo, and came up to me. No one else.

Thrust something in my hand, and said you should read this.

A quick glance confirmed it was some religious text, so I smiled, politely, said no thanks, and offered it her back.

'Read it! I was told more forcibly, with the further information that if I didn't I'd die a sinner in the bowels of Hell.

A firmer no thanks, but she was still bangin' on.

I explained that if I read it or not, her, and her church would still see me as a damned sinner, but I was really very happy with this situation.

Eventually she returned to the people at her table.

I could tell with my mum's face she wasn't too happy in the noisy madhouse.

I went across and said we'd leave, and find somewhere more restful to eat lunch.

If you were in there, I hope you enjoyed the floor show.

The floor show being me turning mental, going over to the disciples table and shouting at the top of my voice, that if she ever saw me again, not to preach her vile filth to me, and she can stick her little booklet up her Parson's nose, and give herself a good finger lickin' experience.

Happily for her it was only a one act performance.

It would have been two, after I'd explained to my mum what had happened, but I managed to get her out into the car, before bringing down the final curtain.

Not somewhere we'll ever be going back to, anytime soon.

(The performance was free to stage by the way. No funding from the state was used.)

:D

Pity that G seems you've got the chastising of morons of to an art:D

Vicbfc 15-11-2010 22:23

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Ive had the poos after going to Accy KFC a few times :eek:

cashman 15-11-2010 22:40

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Originally Posted by Vicbfc (Post 861746)
Ive had the poos after going to Accy KFC a few times :eek:

so why go back?:confused:

garinda 15-11-2010 22:41

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Vicbfc (Post 861746)
Ive had the poos after going to Accy KFC a few times :eek:

Never a good idea, popcorn chicken, especially with extra dips.

BERNADETTE 15-11-2010 22:59

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 861749)
so why go back?:confused:

Why go in the first place:confused::confused::confused: Between KFC and Mc Donalds or any of the take away places, nothing to pick between them. Oh yep there is make your own and you know just what your eating;)

Ken Moss 16-11-2010 06:42

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Quote:

Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 861752)
Why go in the first place:confused::confused::confused: Between KFC and Mc Donalds or any of the take away places, nothing to pick between them. Oh yep there is make your own and you know just what your eating;)

I'll admit to a liking for their popcorn chicken and crispy strips but every time we've had KFC we've been disappointed overall, vowing each time never to go back until the next year's bout of anmesia leads us to think it might be nice for a change. Nothing will ever beat roast chicken with a bottle of wine at home with my wife.

For those that either don't or have got out of the habit, give Sunday roast a go.

cashman 16-11-2010 07:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 861768)
I'll admit to a liking for their popcorn chicken and crispy strips but every time we've had KFC we've been disappointed overall, vowing each time never to go back until the next year's bout of anmesia leads us to think it might be nice for a change. Nothing will ever beat roast chicken with a bottle of wine at home with my wife.

For those that either don't or have got out of the habit, give Sunday roast a go.

Cheers fer the invite Ken, sure yer wife won't mind?:D

Ken Moss 16-11-2010 07:59

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 861783)
Cheers fer the invite Ken, sure yer wife won't mind?:D

Not sure, although Jeeves might. We're undergoing renovations here at Rishton Towers so all meals are being served in the parlour at the moment and it's a little cramped as it is.

Ring the bell at the main door and come-a-wassailing, I'll send out some sandwiches and a dram.

Mick 16-11-2010 08:23

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AH so thats where the next Accyweb meet will be thanks for the offer Ken we will be there for the christmas meet:D:hidewall:

garinda 16-11-2010 08:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Vicbfc (Post 861746)
Ive had the poos after going to Accy KFC a few times :eek:

Perhaps that's the real reason they give you free wet wipes.

It's not to clean your fingers.

:eek::D:p

Ken Moss 16-11-2010 08:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mick (Post 861799)
AH so thats where the next Accyweb meet will be thanks for the offer Ken we will be there for the christmas meet:D:hidewall:

The main hall will be finished by mid-December, we're just having the chimneys swept and the paintings re-hung.

There'll be logs burning in the grand hearth to welcome (most) guests.

;)

garinda 16-11-2010 08:43

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 861808)
The main hall will be finished by mid-December, we're just having the chimneys swept and the paintings re-hung.

There'll be logs burning in the grand hearth to welcome (most) guests.

;)

Most?

I hope you won't discriminate against any of your colleagues.

I can just picture the Council Leader, laid on a chaise longue, enjoying your seasonal nibbles.

jaysay 16-11-2010 08:56

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 861808)
The main hall will be finished by mid-December, we're just having the chimneys swept and the paintings re-hung.

There'll be logs burning in the grand hearth to welcome (most) guests.

;)

Which of the local youngsters have you employed to do the chimney Ken:D

jaysay 16-11-2010 08:57

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 861812)
Most?

I hope you won't discriminate against any of your colleagues.

I can just picture the Council Leader, laid on a chaise longue, enjoying your seasonal nibbles.

Ya I can picture that too G:D:D:D is it bring a bottle Ken;)

Ken Moss 16-11-2010 13:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 861812)
Most?

I hope you won't discriminate against any of your colleagues.

I can just picture the Council Leader, laid on a chaise longue, enjoying your seasonal nibbles.

It's highly unlikely that he'd be present without an accompanying article in The Accrington Observer and it'll be a strictly off-duty affair so my plum pudding seems safe.

Back on thread, that's something that the fast food chains never seem to have latched onto isn't it? Greggs do turkey and stuffing pies but I can't remember seeing any Christmassy items advertised at McDonalds or KFC.

Ken Moss 16-11-2010 13:46

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 861820)
Which of the local youngsters have you employed to do the chimney Ken:D

The smallest. Children like chimneys anyway, once he was inside he soon stopped complaining.

Mind you, it's been 4 days now. I suppose I'd better get Jeeves to go and check if he's finished, the gruel is going cold.

gynn 16-11-2010 15:17

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 861812)
I can just picture the Council Leader, laid on a chaise longue, enjoying your seasonal nibbles.

Isn't that what happens every lunchtime at Scaitcliffe House, judging by the cost of lunches provided by the prospective councillor for Baxenden? (Allegedly)

jaysay 16-11-2010 17:52

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 861874)
The smallest. Children like chimneys anyway, once he was inside he soon stopped complaining.

Mind you, it's been 4 days now. I suppose I'd better get Jeeves to go and check if he's finished, the gruel is going cold.

Gruel:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:ya mean sod and you a socialist:D

jaysay 16-11-2010 17:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by gynn (Post 861899)
Isn't that what happens every lunchtime at Scaitcliffe House, judging by the cost of lunches provided by the prospective councillor for Baxenden? (Allegedly)

From what I hear the prospective councillor for Baxenden is a very hard working business man, or is that an offence if you want to be a councillor, ;)

gynn 16-11-2010 18:54

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 861947)
From what I hear the prospective councillor for Baxenden is a very hard working business man,

From my personal experience, he (or his staff) can do a good buffet, too. No wonder he is successful!

jaysay 17-11-2010 08:44

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Originally Posted by gynn (Post 862002)
From my personal experience, he (or his staff) can do a good buffet, too. No wonder he is successful!

What he actually employs people too, how shocking;)

Benipete 17-11-2010 08:53

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 862108)
What he actually employs people too, how shocking;)

Maybe he gets it from KFC (notice how I cleverly got back on topic):dancedog::D:D

accyman 18-11-2010 06:18

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Vicbfc (Post 861746)
Ive had the poos after going to Accy KFC a few times :eek:

you must have had the colonic irrigation meal deal.

hope they remembered to put in your scoop incase you didnt make it home :)

Gremlin 19-11-2010 19:29

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Quote:

Originally Posted by flashy (Post 861309)
Samlesbury KFC has always been the best

It was much better when it was a transport cafe. I never ever venture into either KFC or the Colonel's place for fear of the dreaded lurgy encroaching on my feeble body which has survived for 72 years without such quickly made slutch.
I was brought up during the WW2 on local farm produce and have survived very well since.
As I am a mild manners sort of chap I am sure I would have blown a heart valve if some religious nutter of any faith or denomination had approached me in or out of an eating establishment. I once had a knock on my door and opened it to see the Jovo's standing there, when I told them (before they spoke) that I had given blood that week they fled.

Neil 19-11-2010 20:18

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Originally Posted by Gremlin (Post 862771)
once had a knock on my door and opened it to see the Jovo's standing there, when I told them (before they spoke) that I had given blood that week they fled.

I think fled is a bit over the top :rolleyes:

Gremlin 20-11-2010 14:11

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 862781)
I think fled is a bit over the top :rolleyes:

I will re-phrase that comment,

They quickly left my premises and closed the garden gate behind them without giving me a second glance.

http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m...lsden/end1.gif



I did actually thank them for closing the gate but got no response.

jaysay 20-11-2010 14:54

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Originally Posted by Gremlin (Post 862901)
I will re-phrase that comment,

They quickly left my premises and closed the garden gate behind them without giving me a second glance.

http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m...lsden/end1.gif



I did actually thank them for closing the gate but got no response.

Remember the last time I went on holiday, forgot to cancel the Jehovah's Witnesses and there were twenty of the sods camped outside my front door:D

jaysay 12-02-2011 10:25

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Just thought I'd drag this thread up again. Was watching BBC Breakfast News this morning and there was a story about a couple who are getting hitched today and are having there wedding "Breakfast" at the local KFC:D, been trying to find a link but not having a lot of success. Apparently it runs in the family as the brides mother used Mcdonalds for her wedding Breakfast:D

cashman 12-02-2011 10:29

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 882787)
Just thought I'd drag this thread up again. Was watching BBC Breakfast News this morning and there was a story about a couple who are getting hitched today and are having there wedding "Breakfast" at the local KFC:D, been trying to find a link but not having a lot of success. Apparently it runs in the family as the brides mother used Mcdonalds for her wedding Breakfast:D

Just outa curiosity, would they happen to be Dingles?:D

gynn 12-02-2011 10:31

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I went to a wedding a couple of years ago where we all piled into the local Wetherspoons afterwards for pie and chips. Very enjoyable - AND cheap beer!

lancsdave 12-02-2011 10:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 882790)
Just outa curiosity, would they happen to be Dingles?:D


Bristol actually :p

jaysay 12-02-2011 10:38

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 882795)
Bristol actually :p

Ya but I hear they have roots in Burnley Dave:D

Historicymatters 21-02-2011 10:36

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I went in for one of em buckets on the tele. It was ten quid. Came out and went to the butchers and got two real chickens for a fiver at the weekend.
Told that KFC get nine pieces out of one chicken and the chicken talks Dutch as it is imported from Holland chickens.

garinda 21-02-2011 11:25

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Historicymatters (Post 885618)
I went in for one of em buckets on the tele. It was ten quid. Came out and went to the butchers and got two real chickens for a fiver at the weekend.
Told that KFC get nine pieces out of one chicken and the chicken talks Dutch as it is imported from Holland chickens.

KFC is chicken, from the Netherlands, and they get nine portions out of one of them?

:eek:

Buy British.

Buy rodent!

Pictured: The rat in KFC that left families terrified | Mail Online

YouTube - Rats at KFC

:D

Tealeaf 21-02-2011 16:17

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I wonder if they kill rats using the Halal method, i.e. grab it and cut it's throat without stunning.

jaysay 21-02-2011 17:43

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 885697)
I wonder if they kill rats using the Halal method, i.e. grab it and cut it's throat without stunning.

Or they use a magicians wad, used in cunning stunts, or is that a policeman's truncheon:rolleyes::rolleyes::D

garinda 21-02-2011 17:50

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'Do you want droppings with that?'

duggie 21-02-2011 18:52

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about six months ago I collected a meal and took it home, on opening I promptyl tucked into a juicy chicken leg and then bit into what I could only descibe as bad!
I jumped in the car and took it straight back to the counter bypassing the queue on route. Manager called, sniffed dodgy bag of chicken and she promptly gave a verbal bashing to a young lad out of view from the queue, not been back since. By the way offered a refund, accepted and spent at the chinese takeaway

Tealeaf 21-02-2011 18:57

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Sounds like you bit into that rat.

Colonel Sanders Kentucky Fried Rat! Yummy Yummy!!!

Still, I suppose it's better than some of the crap that's available around some of the other Accy fast 'food' joints.

Bee 05-09-2011 10:38

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KFC Accy's chips are soggy and quite chunky.

Tealeaf 05-09-2011 17:23

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Originally Posted by Bee (Post 931274)
KFC Accy's chips are soggy and quite chunky.

Hi Bee...what are the chips like in Blackburn & Burnley KFC's? Are they soggier, chunkier, longer or smaller?

Neil 05-09-2011 20:41

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I can confirm that the gravy in Accringtons KFC is not the right stuff as it does not taste like other KFC's

Tealeaf 05-09-2011 20:47

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 931433)
I can confirm that the gravy in Accringtons KFC is not the right stuff as it does not taste like other KFC's

I've also heard rumours that the beans in Accy KFC don't have as much sauce as Burnley & Blackburn....surely this cannot be true?

Wynonie Harris 05-09-2011 21:07

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Bee (Post 931274)
KFC Accy's chips are soggy and quite chunky.

...so is that preferable to being thin and crisp, or does quality take precedence over size?

garinda 05-09-2011 21:14

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil (Post 931433)
I can confirm that the gravy in Accringtons KFC is not the right stuff as it does not taste like other KFC's

They thicken it down there with man gravy.

Tealeaf 05-09-2011 21:19

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I can think of nothing more important tthan that if downtown Accy is to be dominated by a motley mix of pound shops, charity shops and cheapo booze bars, then quality should be maintained.

Neil 05-09-2011 21:25

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 931449)
They thicken it down there with man gravy.

More like flour

Tealeaf 05-09-2011 21:28

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil (Post 931455)
More like flour

I do hope it's organic flour - just like their chickens.

jaysay 06-09-2011 08:57

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 931445)
...so is that preferable to being thin and crisp, or does quality take precedence over size?

It is chips your talking about Wyn ain't it:rolleyes:

Less 06-09-2011 10:22

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The trouble with the KFC is it's location, sometimes when walking past I get the aroma of a really good meal being cooked only to be disappointed when I discover that smell is coming from the fire-stations kitchen not the plastic budgies grill range.

:(

phil8715 06-09-2011 10:36

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The best KFC i've ever been to is in the Arndale in Manchester. The food is always consistantly good.

To be honest we would rather have a meal at Spoons as it's a lot more substantial.

Bee 14-09-2011 15:23

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Really I'd prefer Blackburn KFC rather than Accy KFC.

jaysay 14-09-2011 17:49

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Bee (Post 933586)
Really I'd prefer Blackburn KFC rather than Accy KFC.

I prefer neither if I had a choice;)

steve2qec 14-09-2011 17:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 933618)
I prefer neither if I had a choice;)

Me too, I'd rather eat a deep-fried rat than go to KFC, McDonalds et al

jaysay 14-09-2011 18:02

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Quote:

Originally Posted by steve2qec (Post 933622)
Me too, I'd rather eat a deep-fried rat than go to KFC, McDonalds et al

You probably have done then:rolleyes::D

cmonstanley 14-09-2011 19:38

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kfc is boggin and the one down hyndburn road is always minging.you could smell it miles away.

steve2qec 14-09-2011 19:44

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Noticed a couple of the takeaways on Blackburn Rd have new neon signs advertising the "Istanbul doner - the king of kebabs".....sounds yum!!

garinda 14-09-2011 20:10

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Linger fickin'.

jaysay 15-09-2011 09:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cmonstanley (Post 933679)
kfc is boggin and the one down hyndburn road is always minging.you could smell it miles away.

It must be bad if you can smell it from Scotland:D

fc:stanley 18-09-2011 19:17

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Wow, an actual thread on this.

Me and a couple of the lads yesterday thought it would be a good idea to go to kfc for some food after the football. Normally kfc in Accrington is known for not being that good but we thought after a couple of months of not going we would try it!

The first thing that struck you was the label on the door from the health and safety goverment or whatever saying that this was a grade 3 listed as clean. (1-5).

We walked in and i mean EVERY table was covered with peoples left over food, chips all over the floor etc. It was actually quite disgusting. However we went to place an order and the next thing you see is where the meals are prepared near to where the chicken is cooked there was chips all over the counters , popcorn chicken all over the floor over the counter etc.

The food tasted just as bad. Beans burnt, gravy tasting horrible. Chicken with no chicken on it.

The next thing you know is that all the rubbish from the back, scraps etc was put in bin bags and left next to tables and at the front of counters!

The staff are also useless in there and dont have a clue at all. Taking about 20 orders at a time when they cant even sort 1 out! Sort the people who have already ordered out already?

When we was in 4 people kicked off and complained through the drive through as they had not been given what they asked for!

Avoid it with the plague i say from now on! Its a shame as it could be good!

cmonstanley 18-09-2011 19:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 933782)
It must be bad if you can smell it from Scotland:D

:D:D what i remember i probaly can lol. i see it hasnt changed the only tie i went in is when i got a bargain bucket and the botto of it was jellyfied:eek:

annesingleton 18-09-2011 19:44

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I don't like fast food generally but went to Kentucky on Hyndburn Road last week with my son. He didn't want to go through the drive through so we ordered inside. It looked a bit mucky but the lovely lady who served us couldnt have been more helpful although when we got home some of our order was missing, I do still like Kentucky Chicken though, it's a bit of a guilty pleasure although not even once tvery twelve months!

heth 19-09-2011 07:07

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Never go in, the smell puts me right off.

I am suprised that they got 3 out of 5, sounds horrid in there.

YUCK! :D

cashman 19-09-2011 07:14

Re: KFC - Accrington
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by heth (Post 934636)
Never go in, the smell puts me right off.

I am suprised that they got 3 out of 5, sounds horrid in there.

YUCK! :D

3 out of 5 would be the rat count.:D

heth 19-09-2011 07:30

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 934637)
3 out of 5 would be the rat count.:D

Thats what I thought Cashy! ;)

Less 19-09-2011 08:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 934637)
3 out of 5 would be the rat count.:D

Would that be 3 out of the 5 rats have died of old age?

or

3 out of the 5 rats are used to make the secret crunchy coating?

http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...jjpEwiCJJ7N2jXhttp://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...tMweql0zhaSRcA
I don't feel very well,
Will someone please call the exterminator
& get me out of here

jaysay 19-09-2011 08:07

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 934637)
3 out of 5 would be the rat count.:D

Don't be daft, rats have principals cashy, most of um wouldn't be seen dead in a KFC if they were starving:D

jaysay 19-09-2011 08:12

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For many years the only KFC in the area was the one at Samsbury, apart from that the only place I saw one was in the late 60s early 70s in the smoke or big cities like Bristol and Brum, now they have franchise in every reasonable sized town, its just a pity that the people who take out these contracts don't keep to the standards required

heth 19-09-2011 08:18

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John you would think a big company like KFC would make sure that the standards where there at all times wouldnt you?

garinda 19-09-2011 08:50

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Not all the franchises, now there are so many of them, use the original 'seven secret herbs and spices'.

There just isn't enough ashes to go round.

http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...-3v4NtIGIeAwAA

Less 19-09-2011 09:24

Re: KFC - Accrington
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 934650)
Not all the franchises, now there are so many of them, use the original 'seven secret herbs and spices'.

There just isn't enough ashes to go round.

http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...-3v4NtIGIeAwAA

It would appear the Clean Air Act 1956 had some unforseen consequences, fancy getting rid of open fires causing such a shortage.

Still, a quick trip to the backdoor of the Crem' might just resolve the problem.

jaysay 19-09-2011 09:42

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Quote:

Originally Posted by heth (Post 934644)
John you would think a big company like KFC would make sure that the standards where there at all times wouldnt you?

I have no doubt that when people sign up to a contract or franchise with KFC there are quality stipulations included, but like most things these days very few people follow up and make sure that the rules are being obeyed, which is detrimental to the general public

heth 19-09-2011 10:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 934670)
I have no doubt that when people sign up to a contract or franchise with KFC there are quality stipulations included, but like most things these days very few people follow up and make sure that the rules are being obeyed, which is detrimental to the general public

And also to KFC really, if people bad mouth em people are less likely to go in.

Shouldnt be allowed, but saying that the shops in larger city's proberly make up the loss they have in shops like Accy.

Less 19-09-2011 10:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by heth (Post 934687)
And also to KFC really, if people bad mouth em people are less likely to go in.

Shouldnt be allowed, but saying that the shops in larger city's proberly make up the loss they have in shops like Accy.

It would seem that if there is litter from previous customers meals, some people aren't put off, I would walk out of any establishment that can't be bothered to clear tables.
Quote:

Originally Posted by fc:stanley (Post 934500)

We walked in and i mean EVERY table was covered with peoples left over food, chips all over the floor etc. It was actually quite disgusting.


heth 19-09-2011 10:56

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So would I Less, and couldnt believe that fc:stanley stopped and ate there but each to there own.

Even if I had a few beers in me I wouldnt have stopped!

jaysay 19-09-2011 11:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by heth (Post 934687)
And also to KFC really, if people bad mouth em people are less likely to go in.

Shouldnt be allowed, but saying that the shops in larger city's proberly make up the loss they have in shops like Accy.

Doesn't work like that, they're independent businesses heth responsible for their own profits

Bee 26-09-2011 17:42

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A KFC Thread;
http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...alds-2542.html

By the way, I agree with the last comment on that thread, by Mik Dikinson

"The K.F.C. in Accy is crap.Soggy chips."

steve2qec 26-09-2011 19:44

Re: KFC - Accrington
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bee (Post 936063)
A KFC Thread;
http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...alds-2542.html

By the way, I agree with the last comment on that thread, by Mik Dikinson

"The K.F.C. in Accy is crap.Soggy chips."

Just had a quick look at that thread - wonder what happened to the people who posted on it?....haven't seen their names crop up since I've been on here.

Tealeaf 26-09-2011 20:09

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Bee (Post 931274)
KFC Accy's chips are soggy and quite chunky.

Bee - you're repeating yourself.

If you are going to be our resident restaurant critic, you will need to avoid such elementary mistakes.

Neil 26-09-2011 21:14

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Not much point digging up a thread from 2003. I think its ok we discuss it in a new thread 8 years later on :D


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