popeyes or KFC

[Anonymous]

I don't eat chicken but I love mashed potatoes. I think KFC's are slightly better.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I used to be a huge KFC fan- and was recently introduced to Popeyes. It is so good!! I get the spicy, crispy breast and wing. BUT- I like the coleslaw and mashed potatoes and gravy better at KFC. There's always a trade off in life.

Popeyes' red beans and rice is a nice trade off.

[Anonymous]

Popeyes for sure. KFC has good coleslaw, and it goes well with the hot chicken.

[Anonymous]

KFC Original Recipe. It's what I grew up with and Popeye's is too spicy. Chick-fil-A probably tops KFC though, especially if you factor in the lemonade.

[Anonymous]

I haven't tried either. Should I?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I haven't tried either. Should I?

Are you an American? If yes, yes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I haven't tried either. Should I?

Are you an American? If yes, yes.

Yes. I haven't been to chick-fil-a either. Is it better? My kids go there and like it but they haven't tried KFC or Popeye either.

[Anonymous]

Kfc. I find Popeyes saltier than KFC and too spicy for me.

[Anonymous]

I've never been to Popeye's but there is one near my office. For my birthday, a coworker took me to lunch. She put a lot of thought into where to take me. I said "You know, we could just go to Popeye's..." but she wasn't having it. I guess I should go on my own one of these days.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kfc. I find Popeyes saltier than KFC and too spicy for me.

[Anonymous]

Love that chicken from popeyes!

[Anonymous]

KFC. Love the coleslaw there.

[Anonymous]

Sorry, but I have to throw Hen Penny into the mix.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I haven't tried either. Should I?

Are you an American? If yes, yes.

Yes. I haven't been to chick-fil-a either. Is it better? My kids go there and like it but they haven't tried KFC or Popeye either.

NP. Chick-fil-A is absolutely delicious, but it's a different animal. It's primarily chicken breast sandwiches, and with that model, they also sell nuggets and tenders. It's lightly battered and quickly pressure fried in peanut oil.

It's great, but I don't think of it as "fried chicken" in the sense that you're not picking up a crispy battered bone-in thigh or drumstick.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've never been to Popeye's but there is one near my office. For my birthday, a coworker took me to lunch. She put a lot of thought into where to take me. I said "You know, we could just go to Popeye's..." but she wasn't having it. I guess I should go on my own one of these days.

Aw, did she know you had never been? I would totally have take you to Popeye's!