I thought it was obvious...apparently I was wrong

[DGoddessChardonnay]

That might backfire. I had a BBQ chicken pizza last night.

You got that from a pizza place right?

So far I've not seen any BBQ chicken pizzas on the menu at KFC . . .

*ducks and runs*

But then I really can't say anything . . . I had a steak for lunch yesterday at a place called Logan's Roadhouse.

[Ironclad Alibi]

You got that from a pizza place right?

So far I've not seen any BBQ chicken pizzas on the menu at KFC . . .

And BrenDAnn works at a pizza place.

Taco Bell, KFC and Pizza Hut are all owned together. I have seen all products in a single location.

However, the BBQ chicken pizza came from Home Made Pizza, and it was very fresh after I cooked it. Their seasonal special, Sweet Vadalia Pie, is delicious.

[sylvier]

[QUOTE=XCashier;912725]And Kentucky Fried Chicken sells ... wait for it ... CHICKEN!

You sure they use real chicken

[DGoddessChardonnay]

And BrenDAnn works at a pizza place.

Taco Bell, KFC and Pizza Hut are all owned together. I have seen all products in a single location.

However, the BBQ chicken pizza came from Home Made Pizza, and it was very fresh after I cooked it. Their seasonal special, Sweet Vadalia Pie, is delicious.

I think there might be a combination TB/PH way over on the northwest side of town near the airport . . . I haven't seen any of those on my side of town.

[EricKei]

You sure they use real chicken

Heh. That's actually been around as an urban legend for about 20 years now ^_^ Specifically, the notion that they *officially* changed their name to just "KFC" because it wasn't really chicken. This one seems to reappear every few years or so. According to Snopes, they changed the name because they felt that having "fried" in the name had negative connotations. I'd really like to know who goes to a fried chicken place -- or fast food at all -- expecting health food o_O Even the salads at those place are often nearly as bad for you as the normal grub is

[Kisa]

Taco Bell, KFC and Pizza Hut are all owned together.

Yum Brands also owns Long John Silver's and A&W They own all 5

[Ironclad Alibi]

Yum Brands also owns Long John Silver's and A&W They own all 5

And also WingStreet. Yum Brands web site.

[EricKei]

I always thought that KFC and PH, at least, were owned by PepsiCo -- maybe YUM is associated with them...? They are one of the tiny minority of places in my area that stock Pepsi drinks (and A&W) rather than Cokes; this is reflected in their business volume/popularity, or rather, the lack thereof ~_~

[Ironclad Alibi]

They were, until 1997 when they were spun off from PepsiCo to form Tricon Global Restaurants, which became Yum Brands.

[fireheart]

No! Say it ain't so! Here I thought they sold Outback's.

Warning: Outbacks do not come with Akubra, Coopers Beer, ocker accents, cute farmers, a home among the gum trees, thongs for your feet, kangaroos, koalas, damper, billy tea or a Waltzing Matilda.



(billy tea is basically tea made in a can over a campfire).

[Syriilord]

Taco Place selling tacos, Burger King selling burgers....who woulda thunk it?

And yet McDonalds doesn't sell Scotsmen

[BeenThereDoneThat]

And yet McDonalds doesn't sell Scotsmen

That's because "Mc" is generally Irish..."Mac" is more of a Scots thing

[EricKei]

That's because "Mc" is generally Irish..."Mac" is more of a Scots thing

Hence the Big Mac ^_^ With a name like that it should come with a kilt, tho >_>

[BeenThereDoneThat]

Hence the Big Mac ^_^ With a name like that it should come with a kilt, tho >_>

Agreed...

[dalesys]

Hence the Big Mac ^_^ With a name like that it should come with a kilt, tho >_>

And a lilt...
And a tilt...


But no wilt.