[cmoneyspinner]

All I know is, you know, it's a popular ingredient in many queries. And yeah, it really works well with me. But, because it's expensive in the USA, KFC tried to be cheaper and replace it with other additives they can use. I think that's why Colonel Sanders' nephew shared the recipe. So people who wants to experience the real recipe can experience it at home. Because the original recipe is not used anymore.

It's a nice way to pay tribute to his uncle.

[Netherrealmer]

Maybe you should try the recipe so you can go back in time and taste fried chicken like it's made by Colonel Sanders.

[germainebull]

cardomon is the ingridient USA stopped using

The secret to flavor lies in the original ingredients. The news that Colonel Sanders' relatives have revealed the KFC recipe has sparked a debate online. Among the ingredients mentioned is cardamom, which the United States no longer uses.

Cardamom adds a unique aroma and flavor to foods. Its absence may be the reason for the difference in taste between the old and new KFC. Food lovers are fascinated by these original recipes.

[Kchris]

A niece is pestering me to buy her a meal at a local kfc. The recipe must have gotten into her. 😀

[germainebull]

A niece is pestering me to buy her a meal at a local kfc. The recipe must have gotten into her. 😀

You better do your niece's bidding. Lest she unleashes a Gen Z curse on ya.

[Kchris]

All I know is, you know, it's a popular ingredient in many queries. And yeah, it really works well with me. But, because it's expensive in the USA, KFC tried to be cheaper and replace it with other additives they can use. I think that's why Colonel Sanders' nephew shared the recipe. So people who wants to experience the real recipe can experience it at home. Because the original recipe is not used anymore.

It's a nice way to pay tribute to his uncle.

Time will tell.

[germainebull]

Maybe you should try the recipe so you can go back in time and taste fried chicken like it's made by Colonel Sanders.

The chicken available is much different from the equivalent during the time of the founding of the KFC.
You know, we are moving. It does not matter whether we are ruining things.

[Netherrealmer]

Um, what the hell are you talking about? The kind of chicken you use will not matter. It's the seasonings.

[germainebull]

Um, what the hell are you talking about? The kind of chicken you use will not matter. It's the seasonings.

Yea. I get it.
Modernday people are so hooked yo seasonings that thewy can barely tell the true taste of most foods.
Progress?

[Kchris]

The composition of the chicken may matter to some. Not all chicken are created equal

GMOs etc.

[germainebull]

Not all chicken is chicken. there are local ones and there are those on steroid. there are soft meat and there are hard ones like tire.
it's better to know what you're eating than to go to the plate without knowing.
the meat game is deep, better a drop of quality than an ocean of quantity, play with the source of your chicken, don't just go for the price.