Let me tell you something about Malaysian KFC, the actual size of the products sold there is so small in comparison to those in other country. I personally rarely ever visit a KFC in Malaysia (something like once out of 4 years?) because of it's misleading advertisements. Shit is always like 1/2 size of what's shown on posters/commercials. So, chances are the salt:size ratio is still the same.
EDIT:
Ugh wait, I just saw the per 100g serving. -_-
Maybe Malaysian KFC is being cheap on it's salt too? ;D
bakafish wrote:Let me tell you something about Malaysian KFC, the actual size of the products sold there is so small in comparison to those in other country. I personally rarely ever visit a KFC in Malaysia (something like once out of 4 years?) because of it's misleading advertisements. Shit is always like 1/2 size of what's shown on posters/commercials. So, chances are the salt:size ratio is still the same.
EDIT:
Ugh wait, I just saw the per 100g serving. -_-
Maybe Malaysian KFC is being cheap on it's salt too? ;D
first thing i noticed when i came to canada was how small the mcdonald burgers were compared to those in china.
Wow..that's a lot of freakin salt. It's not surprising though, there's an absurd amount of salt in almost all processed or ready made foods. I was going to buy a can of tomato sauce the other day, as opposed to making my own. I couldn't find a prepared tomato sauce with less than 19% of daily recommended values. Disgusting if you ask me, I don't even salt my tomato sauce, the flavor is much better without it. And forget eating soup from a can or a restaurant, it's like drinking a hot cup of brine with chunks.
I'm glad our mod's ban doucherockets
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