KFC always talking about the spices but their chicken always been bland and basic af. KFC is made for white people. Why do you think actual Black people prefer Church's or Popeye's?
Not really. Food is expensive right now. 40 dollars is only R750. A student needs at least $60 to get through the month with a reasonably healthy diet whilst being frugal.
@@B0bbyTarantino bro chowing 2min noodles everyday exclusively isnt a nutritious diet. I did preface it by saying nutrition was part of the criteria. A packet of red split pea lentils is R25 (you could probably find it cheaper at the non-chain supermarkets) and gives you about 23 grams of protein per 100grams. I understand money is tight for students (I was a student up until last year, and NSFAS never pays food allowances on time), but I'd recommend looking for similarly priced alternatives to just 2min noodles such as a meal of lentils and bread. If you buy the loaves of bread that bakeries bake themselves, they usually only cost about R10 a loaf. Throw in one onion and one tomato to cook with the lentils, and it'll come up to R35-40. But you'll get 4 nutritious meals from the loaf of bread and lentil soup. Slightly more expensive per day than 2min noodles, but a more nutritious alternative.
@@shahidnyker2900 That’s kind of the thing man. It’s almost impossible to stick to a healthy diet in varsity. We mostly survive on bread, chips and noodles 😂. Washed down with Oros
Over 25$ and up to 38$ for a family bucket with sides, drinks and biscuits here on East Coast USA. They did have a 8 piece bucket for 10$ sale recently.
Tbf 4600-10000+ calories from a restaurant, even fast food, for $38 isn't horrible mind you they advertise it as a meal for *8 people* meaning it works out to about $5 (~600 calories but potentially much higher depending on sides) per *intended* person which really isn't that unfair If you wanna argue that a 16 piece bucket with 4 large sides, 8 biscuits, and a big ol' drink doesn't feed 8, be my guest, but the numbers do line up. For perspective, $5 a person is slightly more than a quarter pounder (alone) while providing slightly more calories (evening out) - if you're getting the higher calorie sides you're getting double the calories of a quarter pounder (per person) for that similar price And like you said, they often have limited time offers and sales
@waxblast7528 Value isn't considered by calories. It's considered to value, and how many it can feed. $40 US in Venezuela for a 8pc is crazy. Like I get its a franchise, though how do you expect to be successful if you know most can't afford you. I mean come on KFC. That's ridiculous.
A 16 piece bucket is huge, that’s 16 drumsticks or breasts. That feeds even an American family lol. You can get 36 nuggets for $25, and a regular meal of 4 tenders, fries, and a drink is like $10-12, which is pretty much what I’ve seen for most fast food places in Europe. If you wanna see expensive fast food, I remember a McDonald’s nuggets meal in Switzerland cost like $17 even back in like 2015. Shit was delicious though 😂 definitely better quality chicken.
A Family Feast here in Australia is $35.95 (Roughly $24 US Dollars) Contains 10 Pieces of Chicken 2 Large Chips 1 Large Potato & Gravy 1 Large Coleslaw 1.25L Soft Drink 👍
In Colombia we have a chain restaurant called Frisby. Its literally like KFC but man, it is a lot tastier. And just to be clear, kurt is in Venezuela not Colombia haha
If you want to eat Halal crap, that's up to you. It's only that cheap because if it was more expensive the mussies you're over run with up there (and more or less every where else) wouldn't buy it. Same for Nandos. Every time you eat there, you're supporting islamification.
@KurtCaz you make me want to go to venezuela ..it's scary as I heard but you not being hispanic and I am u got more balls to do it I'm going to colombia in a few days
It’s interesting to realize as an American, that many fast food places in other countries are typically frequented by the middle to upper middle class or higher. Whereas fast food spots in the US are marketed as “quick and cheap food”
@@bny7y the poorest 10 percent of venezuelans live of 8 dollars a month. For a country like venezuela, 40 dollars is not pricey, it is insane. Even the richest 10 percent earn 550 dollars per month, this bucket would be almost 10% of their monthly income, nuts
In some ways it's kind of wonderful that you can go anywhere in the world and enjoy food that you're familiar with, but on the other hand having traveled extensively in my 20s I would advise anybody that's doing traveling to go to local places and eat local foods. Because just like Kurt demonstrates here and in a lot of his videos when you go to local places you meet local people and you just get to enjoy and experience the culture a lot more than you would buy going to the Burger King or the KFC.
@@MrRoOberth what the hell kind of comment is that?, Did you even read mine?, I was basically saying what you infer. The idea that sure it's great that you can be in the middle of Sierra Leone and go eat at a subway but to people that are interested in traveling try to avoid those places and go to local places instead.
I ate at Hardee’s in Dubai one time. Definitely different experience than in the US . I even bought my taxi driver dinner , he was very happy about that! We had a long discussion about religion and race and I changed his mind or opinion about Americans. Still talk to him today after 20 years.
@@kingplatform2255 please dont ask stupid questions... Ofcourse we do. But places like Australia have no such thing as zinger... And a bucket in sydney is $40.
@@soul-the_argonaut5211 how's my question stupid. 🤷♂ I have not been to South Africa. And just like u said, some places like Australia don't have the spicy chicken. People are unaware of that
@@kingplatform2255 because that's standard everywhere, they sell the original 11 herbs and spices, crispy fried chicken, in 1/2/3/6/10/21 piece combos as a standard... that's literally their business model. Otherwise it wouldn't be KFC... Even Australia has zinger buckets, but the zinger here is depressing... I wouldn't call it spicy even if you out a gun to my head, I'd be blatantly lying... lol If the general population can't handle spice, it's normal dumbed down... But DBN south africa has an ALL spicy zinger box meal... zinger pieces, wings, burger... zinger double downs, zinger box masters... South africa loves spices bro, it's got the city with the highest population of Indian people outside of India. And its predominantly a country full of black people... And in such countries- as someone with zulu+sotho heritage- im letting you know that black people LOVE chicken 😂lol
After the end of exchange controls, everything in Venezuela is traded in US $$$. It was extrictly condemned before, which was one of the multile causes of the horrible crisis. Now, we're used to go over inflation but with $$$, exchange, not or local coin...,
KFC or really any American franchise costs about double the regular cost. So in U.S. that family bucket is $22.99 currently but $40 in Venezuela. It's the whole embargo shit.
Yeah bro it's a Franchise Man, the prices are all Basically the same wherever you are in the world it doesn't matter! Yeah the family bucket is $49.99 16Pc. chicken 4 sides 4 Biscuits But there's a lot of different options 4Pc 8pc 10pc 12pc Tenders or Chicken??? All different prices
Where I live in Indiana we have 5-6 different chicken restaurants. The 3 most well known are all on the same block (Chick-fil-A, KFC, and Joellas chicken). Chick-fil-A is always more packed than any other restaurant near the mall, KFC normally has 1 maybe 2 cars in the drive thru, and nobody know how joellas is even still open.
Absolutely it costs maybe more than that. Last time I got an 12-piece bucket, pretty sure it was like $32 that came with four sides and two drinks if you add a chocolate cake it's like $44 USD.
16 piece for 40 in the US, that’s 10 bucks per chicken, a little more expensive than doing it at your own house as whole chickens can range between 6-12 dollars at the supermarket.
In Germany a normal bucket is around 20-25€, 22-28$, a hot wings bucket is around 34,99€ (around 38$) so it isn't much cheaper. But for Venezuelan Economy 40$ is definitely too much.
![CAMPปลิ้น | EP.83[2/2] ประสบการณ์ขนหัวลุกจากตำนานวงการผี!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/T_kFecQw7Ds/mqdefault.jpg)
Ngl that chicken looks like it has no seasoning at all😂
@@Bigdaddychristmas damn that’s sad ngl😭
Usually you season the flour when you fry chicken
KFC always talking about the spices but their chicken always been bland and basic af. KFC is made for white people. Why do you think actual Black people prefer Church's or Popeye's?
Cry about it
@@wyredmusic Thank you
$40 in Venezuela is fkn craaazy like who the hell makes that kind of money in Venezuela?
Oldschool runescape gold farmers do lmao
@@sleepyshinigami1752factssssss😂😂😂😂😂😂
I completely forgot about people quitting their real jobs to make more money mining video game resources.
KFC sure makes the money.
@@sleepyshinigami1752 this is what I came for 😂😂
40 dollars can buy a student's monthly grocery in South Africa
Not really. Food is expensive right now. 40 dollars is only R750. A student needs at least $60 to get through the month with a reasonably healthy diet whilst being frugal.
@@shahidnyker2900 bro I'm a student and I only need R200 to get me through the month. A packet of noodles is only R30🤷🏾♂️
@@B0bbyTarantino bro chowing 2min noodles everyday exclusively isnt a nutritious diet. I did preface it by saying nutrition was part of the criteria. A packet of red split pea lentils is R25 (you could probably find it cheaper at the non-chain supermarkets) and gives you about 23 grams of protein per 100grams. I understand money is tight for students (I was a student up until last year, and NSFAS never pays food allowances on time), but I'd recommend looking for similarly priced alternatives to just 2min noodles such as a meal of lentils and bread. If you buy the loaves of bread that bakeries bake themselves, they usually only cost about R10 a loaf. Throw in one onion and one tomato to cook with the lentils, and it'll come up to R35-40. But you'll get 4 nutritious meals from the loaf of bread and lentil soup. Slightly more expensive per day than 2min noodles, but a more nutritious alternative.
@@shahidnyker2900 I guess I'll try that out for a change. Thanks for looking out bro👍🏾
@@shahidnyker2900 That’s kind of the thing man. It’s almost impossible to stick to a healthy diet in varsity. We mostly survive on bread, chips and noodles 😂. Washed down with Oros
Over 25$ and up to 38$ for a family bucket with sides, drinks and biscuits here on East Coast USA. They did have a 8 piece bucket for 10$ sale recently.
Tbf 4600-10000+ calories from a restaurant, even fast food, for $38 isn't horrible
mind you they advertise it as a meal for *8 people* meaning it works out to about $5 (~600 calories but potentially much higher depending on sides) per *intended* person which really isn't that unfair
If you wanna argue that a 16 piece bucket with 4 large sides, 8 biscuits, and a big ol' drink doesn't feed 8, be my guest, but the numbers do line up. For perspective, $5 a person is slightly more than a quarter pounder (alone) while providing slightly more calories (evening out) - if you're getting the higher calorie sides you're getting double the calories of a quarter pounder (per person) for that similar price
And like you said, they often have limited time offers and sales
Also underrated comment
wtf are biscuit that Americans talk about
@waxblast7528 Value isn't considered by calories. It's considered to value, and how many it can feed. $40 US in Venezuela for a 8pc is crazy. Like I get its a franchise, though how do you expect to be successful if you know most can't afford you. I mean come on KFC. That's ridiculous.
Damn near $60 for a bucket with sides here in PA.
A 16 piece bucket in U.S is 39.50$
That's absolutely ridiculous
Whaaaaaaaaa?
I refuse to believe this
Not a chance. The entire South would riot without cheap chicken
A 16 piece bucket is huge, that’s 16 drumsticks or breasts. That feeds even an American family lol. You can get 36 nuggets for $25, and a regular meal of 4 tenders, fries, and a drink is like $10-12, which is pretty much what I’ve seen for most fast food places in Europe. If you wanna see expensive fast food, I remember a McDonald’s nuggets meal in Switzerland cost like $17 even back in like 2015. Shit was delicious though 😂 definitely better quality chicken.
A Family Feast here in Australia is $35.95 (Roughly $24 US Dollars)
Contains
10 Pieces of Chicken
2 Large Chips
1 Large Potato & Gravy
1 Large Coleslaw
1.25L Soft Drink
👍
$24 US in Australia but $37 for 12 pc in the US itself
Someone should tell KFC 2 pc chicken isnt worth $13
That's crazy. In the untied states everybody wants their own drink. Usually 30 ounces
Australian KFC tastes amazing compared to US KFC as well.
16 piece chicken costs$34.99 here in the states.
holy shit. really?
Are u high as shit it’s like 55$ for a 12 meal in Washington
@@editedbyroger usually its a family meal comes with sides etc
In your state. Its 20 for the bucket and 40 for the bucket meal here in Arizona.
Damn... I'm in NY and I've never ordered a bucket. Haven't had KFC in like 10 years or more
In Washington State USA a 16 piece family bucket is $52.99.
When weed became legal everyone single person over 14 had the munchies 😂
Tacoma here and u not lying smh brother
They need to be shut down we are getting robbed in america
Washington state is a failed society
Damn that’s expensive. 21 hot wings in Lithuania are like 22€
Ich finde deine Videos extrem unterhaltsam muss ich echt mal sagen
Yes it’s like 38.79$ for a family bucket here in FLORIDA
In Mexico, it's also very expensive. KFC is like a once a year thing we do.
and no mexican here KFC its like 5 to 10 dollars, NOT 40
I wouldn do it for free.
@@balitzky yeah right?
Why bother and go waste money for unhealthy food when you can make it with less money at home in a better way
Why the hell would you want KFC over street tacos? I sure wouldn't
@@Redditor6079 eating tacos isn't a daily thing for us.
I would probably rather have the local chicken in Colombia than KFC 😂
Why?
@@Andy-bh8hw real organic chicken
I agree
KFC is much better
In Colombia we have a chain restaurant called Frisby. Its literally like KFC but man, it is a lot tastier. And just to be clear, kurt is in Venezuela not Colombia haha
£12.99 sterling a 12 piece bucket in Yorkshire England 🇬🇧
Just say England you northern mong
If you want to eat Halal crap, that's up to you. It's only that cheap because if it was more expensive the mussies you're over run with up there (and more or less every where else) wouldn't buy it. Same for Nandos. Every time you eat there, you're supporting islamification.
The 14 piece is £39.99 how's that work lol
@@steroe7965 you might be from London
@@reecedaniel7614 up north mate. Sheffield
Love all the videos bro! Love and the women are beautiful everywhere you go! Love from Atlanta ga ❤️
I watch lots of videos but Kurt videos are at the top of my list!
KFC in Midwest: 16 piece chicken is $31.99
Popeyes 16 piece chicken only is $42
plus you get sides and biscuits .😀
@@Isaiah-er1ot biscuits are my favourite. Plus, the chicken at Popeyes is massive
Popeyes strips are absolute garbage now. They are like complete cellulose.
Seriously?!! I haven’t eaten at either restaurant in years. I definitely won’t going forward. 😳🙄
Popeyes chicken is definitely better. It’s always crispy, seasoned, and crispy 😮
KFC lacks crisp and crunch and soaked in oil
Can confirm it’s $36 for a 21 piece bucket of chicken in Australia. But conversion to USD would be like $25
That price kicks ass
$39.50 for a 16 piece here in florida :(
nah its expensive here too😂
Nah it's expensive in the US to bud we all in it together 😂
@@eCaponeTV nah KFC is ass now it used to be good but it's super salty and expensive on top of that.
In the southeast U.S, KFC for the family 16pc, 2 sides and 8 biscuits was $53😅
Its crazy.
worth it .. the whole family eats and leftovers.. its a once in a while meal
@@billydakid9814 you aren't getting any leftovers from a family of 4
@@parkeydeeespecially with only 2 sides they are small portions
@@paulmeechan3128 exactly. I'm skinny and British and ill still eat 4 piece chicken, 2 of those fries and some corn 🤣 at least!
Kurt I wish I were traveling with you, when I was younger I traveled as often as I could, so much fun 😊
@KurtCaz you make me want to go to venezuela ..it's scary as I heard but you not being hispanic and I am u got more balls to do it I'm going to colombia in a few days
I’m from Uk and a bucket of chicken on a Tuesday costs £5.99 😂😂😂 usually it’s £10-15 but Tuesdays is a discount day.
How do u get the discount
20 pc wings
@Rapha here in UK sometimes they have discounts... especially like my guy Ryan said on a tuesday
Not for a family bucket tho
@@peddles-wk9jp party buckey which is the biggest is 26, tuesday its reduced but i dont know to what price
It’s interesting to realize as an American, that many fast food places in other countries are typically frequented by the middle to upper middle class or higher. Whereas fast food spots in the US are marketed as “quick and cheap food”
yep
Yeah it’s because people in USA earn significantly more per capita than those other countries
In China, theyre am upscale restaurant chain!
Cheap my wiener!!!! @@billydakid9814
@@D1Thornai jate MSIECJAOS you know irs turen!
A 14 piece bucket costs €32 here in Dublin. KFCs always been pricey 😂
People don't make as much money in Venezuela as they do in Ireland though, do they?
@@bny7y the poorest 10 percent of venezuelans live of 8 dollars a month. For a country like venezuela, 40 dollars is not pricey, it is insane. Even the richest 10 percent earn 550 dollars per month, this bucket would be almost 10% of their monthly income, nuts
@@regenenyou onwo thir gida that its not makeable iwtbout hetting drift enan tjrogt
@@timurkral3781 what are you even saying bro
@@regenen why di ask me . I. Suppsoe to ask you wjat fo you want from me
I have become such a fan of this guys adventures
Bruh no SAUCE TF !?!? hahaha my man's get some of that finger licking sauce 😂
A family bucket on st.Croix USVI is about $57.00. The $1 Arizona drinks are $3 Häagen-Dazs ice cream pint is $10.
I'm eating a (normal) Ben & Jerry's from the supermarket as I'm typing this. It was 9 euros wtf is this shit
Gotta pay those shipping costs !
Island prices bro..cost of living in paradise. Hope to see Frederiksted again here soon.
in Czech 30 piece strips costs 16 bucks ya’ll crazy with that pricing😓
In some ways it's kind of wonderful that you can go anywhere in the world and enjoy food that you're familiar with, but on the other hand having traveled extensively in my 20s I would advise anybody that's doing traveling to go to local places and eat local foods. Because just like Kurt demonstrates here and in a lot of his videos when you go to local places you meet local people and you just get to enjoy and experience the culture a lot more than you would buy going to the Burger King or the KFC.
He eat in local places a lot bruh, watch video again.
@@MrRoOberth what the hell kind of comment is that?, Did you even read mine?, I was basically saying what you infer. The idea that sure it's great that you can be in the middle of Sierra Leone and go eat at a subway but to people that are interested in traveling try to avoid those places and go to local places instead.
@MrRapLoco Same thing goes to you read that guys comment again , or improve your reading comprehension Tf?
I ate at Hardee’s in Dubai one time. Definitely different experience than in the US . I even bought my taxi driver dinner , he was very happy about that! We had a long discussion about religion and race and I changed his mind or opinion about Americans. Still talk to him today after 20 years.
That's a cool story.
As an American, you cannot change my mind to make me think Americans are cool.
As an American, you cannot change my mind to make me think Americans are cool.
@@yunggoosbumps215 sorry to hear that you had a bad experience with American people. Please remember that each of us has different opinions on life .
I want to sail my boat to south America. You have given me much insight
In South Africa that $40 would be around R780 for a family bucket 😭
do u guys in Zuid Afrika get original herbs and spices chicken or the spicy 'zinger' style chicken for family buckets?
@@kingplatform2255 please dont ask stupid questions...
Ofcourse we do.
But places like Australia have no such thing as zinger...
And a bucket in sydney is $40.
@@soul-the_argonaut5211 how's my question stupid. 🤷♂ I have not been to South Africa. And just like u said, some places like Australia don't have the spicy chicken. People are unaware of that
@@kingplatform2255 because that's standard everywhere, they sell the original 11 herbs and spices, crispy fried chicken, in 1/2/3/6/10/21 piece combos as a standard... that's literally their business model. Otherwise it wouldn't be KFC...
Even Australia has zinger buckets, but the zinger here is depressing... I wouldn't call it spicy even if you out a gun to my head, I'd be blatantly lying... lol
If the general population can't handle spice, it's normal dumbed down...
But DBN south africa has an ALL spicy zinger box meal... zinger pieces, wings, burger... zinger double downs, zinger box masters...
South africa loves spices bro, it's got the city with the highest population of Indian people outside of India.
And its predominantly a country full of black people...
And in such countries- as someone with zulu+sotho heritage- im letting you know that black people LOVE chicken 😂lol
@@soul-the_argonaut5211 Relax he just asked a question. Be happy people are interested in things about your country.
16 piece is $35 in Los Angeles.
Costs almost 50 for a 16 piece meal in AL my guy
Same here in southwest va
they make like 150 a month on average.
Now I'm hungry, thanks dude
A bucket in Germany is about that price too.
Idk what youre talkin about.
I’d rather eat from a street vendor then kfc everyday of the week 😂
Probably not in Venezuela. They’re so poor they eat dogs bro 😢
@@vladimirsuccmeov2791if you mean your mom as dogs so yeah we eat dogs
16 piece bucket in Austin Texas is $46.99 US.
$40 dollars for a bucket? Damn.... and the place is packed... why though? 😅
Tourists is my guess
Tourists, that's why it's so expensive, that and they don't have many chickens lol
After the end of exchange controls, everything in Venezuela is traded in US $$$. It was extrictly condemned before, which was one of the multile causes of the horrible crisis. Now, we're used to go over inflation but with $$$, exchange, not or local coin...,
Man that's a few days of zulrah grinding for a bucket of chicken
Ive never seen KFC so Lightly seasoned...did you ask for Mild bro😂😂😂
No matter what the price is, you usually feel disappointed that you paid anything for fast food
KFC or really any American franchise costs about double the regular cost. So in U.S. that family bucket is $22.99 currently but $40 in Venezuela. It's the whole embargo shit.
Yes in America it costs 40$ for 8 piece dinner
Yeah bro it's a Franchise Man, the prices are all Basically the same wherever you are in the world it doesn't matter! Yeah the family bucket is $49.99
16Pc. chicken
4 sides
4 Biscuits
But there's a lot of different options
4Pc
8pc
10pc
12pc
Tenders or Chicken???
All different prices
I’m American and I have only had KFC once in my life because it’s so damn unhealthy 😂
Kurt: "imma test the kfc"
Also Kurt: "tastes like kfc"
$40 bucks here in America too! Thank you, BidenX!
A before and after would be nice 😂
Thats there whole pay check 😂😂
Bruh that’s how much a family box combo cost here in Canada🤣
Bro that shi pale asl I thought he picked up a biscuit for a second
16pc bucket in Canada is $30, but the 16pc family meal is $62😂
Love the channel and videos you make my life better by having these to watch after work bro 💯
Followed by the typical KFC rocketass
KFC is more expensive than some dine in restaurants. It’s ridiculous.
It costs 28 Euros for a 10 piece bargain bucket in KFC here in Ireland.
How does shops like KFC stay open in poor countries like this charging a months wage for a meal?
Yeah my friend here in New Zealand is so expensive $45 for the buckets or family meal too
“I’m going to show you guys what a Venezuelan kfc is like”. …”it’s kfc” 😅😊
No brooooo. POLLO ARTUROS!!! That’s where you need to go. Miss that with all my heart.
😂 pretty sure I paid $40 for a bucket of kfc the other day. Georgia USA
Where I live in Indiana we have 5-6 different chicken restaurants. The 3 most well known are all on the same block (Chick-fil-A, KFC, and Joellas chicken). Chick-fil-A is always more packed than any other restaurant near the mall, KFC normally has 1 maybe 2 cars in the drive thru, and nobody know how joellas is even still open.
That chicken died twice😂
Its like ReviewBrah has gone rogue
Dayum, $40 is high. A bucket here in CA is $20, $10 if you order online then pick it up.
Nothing beats the original kfc in CORBIN , KENTUCKY
What ive learned from kurt:
-women in south america are bad ass hell
-KFC tastes like KFC
Same price in the US. @ least @ my local one here in GA
For a 16 piece family meal in Denver USA is almost $50!
$40 sounds about right over here in the states
The moment you said "it's KFC" I knew you haven't had KFC in multiple countries. KFC differs a LOT in different countries
Yeah a family meal here runs like 50
Look at all of us coming together over KFC prices being too damn high 🥰
It's that expensive in New Zealand too!
Same here in Utah
Absolutely it costs maybe more than that. Last time I got an 12-piece bucket, pretty sure it was like $32 that came with four sides and two drinks if you add a chocolate cake it's like $44 USD.
That's insane man.
In Hawaii, the 16 piece bucket is 52.79 before taxes... roughly 60 bucks...
That's fkn wild 😂😂 a 21 piece bucket here in South Africa goes for $19.
40$ for a bucket is wild💀
$40 for a bucket Is wild
It’s $40 for the mixed Family meal with 3 sides. I always round up.
Well in Malaysia also quite expensive 15pcs for 99.90.. 😂😂
the wall has more seasoning than that chicken 😂😂
Here in Puertorico it cost 40 dollars for a bucket, 3 sides and 3 cokes
Soy tu comentario en español...y suenan los hombres G de fondo!!😂😂😂😂
Even with the poor lighting in there that chicken looked bland 😅. And you ate it with no dipping sauce. Savage
It costs £19.99 here in London for a 10 piece bargain bucket. But instead it's better to get 20 wings for £10 always hits the spot
In the US a family bucket of just chicken at KFC depends on the number of pieces you want. 8 piece is $15, 12 piece is $21 and 16 piece is $25.
16 piece for 40 in the US, that’s 10 bucks per chicken, a little more expensive than doing it at your own house as whole chickens can range between 6-12 dollars at the supermarket.
New Zealands kfc prices are crazy aswell, 10pc bucket is like $40-$50
“Let’s try this Venezuelan KFC and see what it’s like”
“Taste like KFC”
No fucking shit
Wow! REALLY interesting…. Brilliant
Yep bout the same here in the states
In England, family feast, bucket of chicken is about £15 I think
Expensive?
Singapore KFC, "am I a joke to you?
forreal it's crazy expensive in Asia too, any western place is like double
KFC prices are high in the USA. Always use a coupon.
18-months savings for just the first bite, bro.
In Germany a normal bucket is around 20-25€, 22-28$, a hot wings bucket is around 34,99€ (around 38$) so it isn't much cheaper. But for Venezuelan Economy 40$ is definitely too much.