KFC theory

[BlendCracker]

I have tried to find the real 11 Herbs and Spices for AGES. I now present my full list of ingredients KFC uses most likely:

Base Ingredients :
Salt with anti-caking Agent
Tellicherry Black Pepper
Vegetables :
Dehydrated Garlic Powder
Onion Powder
Celery Seeds
11 Herbs & Spices :
1. Jamaican Ginger Powder
2. Green Cardamom
3. Sarawak White Pepper
4. California Chile Pepper
5. Jamaican Allspice
6. Hungarian Sweet Red Bell Pepper
7. Dalmatian Sage
8. Summer Savory
9. Mustard Seeds
10. Sweet Marjoram
11. Nutmeg Powder
Additives :
MSG, DI, DG, Chicken Bouillon, Dextrose, Maltodextrin, Yeast & Seaweed Extract, Coloring Agents, Wheat Flour, Dried Egg & Milk Powder,, Citric Acid

Most of the Additives are confirmed, the Base and Vegetables categories are fully confirmed and some of the 11 Herbs and Spices are as confirmed as you can get without them being literally shown by KFC.
I may not have the quantities of the ingredients, but I DO know that there is A lot of Salt, then Black Pepper and then White Pepper
with very little of the herbs , maybe a bit more of marjoram and ginger.

I may be right, I may be completely wrong. All I know is that I have a bit of Evidence.

 

[LarryMyster]

I have not been to a KFC in over 3 years. Didn't know they are still in business haha. Seriously its concerning how much salty is in their food. Like a giant sodium cracker meal. I'll avoid them and just go with Tyson wings from the grocery store.

 

[Shawn]

I have not been to a KFC in over 3 years. Didn't know they are still in business haha. Seriously its concerning how much salty is in their food. Like a giant sodium cracker meal. I'll avoid them and just go with Tyson wings from the grocery store.

Tyson is what they use right?

So I used to work for a company that created something called "copper mud" post-manufacturing of their actual products. They would sell Tyson the copper mud who then uses it for food for chickens because it is a steroid for them.

So, I don't eat Tyson at all, lol.

 

[LarryMyster]

Tyson is what they use right?

So I used to work for a company that created something called "copper mud" post-manufacturing of their actual products. They would sell Tyson the copper mud who then uses it for food for chickens because it is a steroid for them.

So, I don't eat Tyson at all, lol.

Oof, thats good to know. I guess I'll KFC to the chopping block of "places to never eat again."

 

[Pcmaker]

I miss KFC. It's been awhile.

Too bad they got rid of their hot wings, too. That was very good if they give you fresh ones.