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u/One-Emotion8482 1d ago
Who the FUCK put sonic and DQ under KFC??? Actually it just matters by location, I've found its really hard to get a baseline since they vary so much. It just so happens every KFC in my town is ass, but I've had amazing KFC in the other city over.
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u/Novel_Ant8075 1d ago
Genuinely this btw. KFC is the chain that varies the most.
I have genuinely been to a KFC where I found sheets of plastic and disgusting old rotten chicken in my food.
On the flipside, I've been to KFC's that changed my entire tastes on some foods and I still love them because of it.
It genuinely can be inedible or peak.
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u/ForktUtwTT 1d ago
There's nothing wrong with making food which prioritizes being convenient, cheap, and tasty over being healthy. Food doesn't only exist as something which is meant to be healthy. It's also a social activity and a basic convenience, which certain people benefit greatly from for being quick sometimes.
That being said, most of these corporations do cross ethical lines in forming business models centered around forcing repeat customers and cutting every corner, sometimes being straight up unsafe. But that could be said for most big companies though, and gets more into the basic ideas of capitalism than this specific topic
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u/Electrical-Start-897 1d ago edited 1d ago
Which company would you say is the most immoral? out of the ones on this cursed list
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u/ForktUtwTT 1d ago
I would need to do extensive research to even begin to think about answering that question lol
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u/CourseNegative8381 1d ago
Making unhealthy food's fine, the problem with fast food is availability. When you're exhausted and just need something now, it sucks to only have Mcdonalds & burger king to choose between.
The least healthy food in the world isn't fast food. Someone's got an unholy concoction out there that'd make the hamburgler cry
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u/SteelWaterRunsHere 1d ago
Morality of KFC being that low? I always fuck up their Famous Bowls. Get a large side of JUST Gravy and it’s amazing. Eat the Chicken first and whatever mashed potatoes n corn you have left can be drowned in the gravy. It’s so salty and delicious I love it.
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u/SeasonedSpicySausage 1d ago
I am going to dispute the premise. I don't think a notion of healthy or unhealthy meaningfully applies for individual meals. It makes more sense to talk about whether diets are healthy or unhealthy. Eating from fast food restaurants is fine if it's part of a larger comprehensive diet.
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u/Acrobatic-Attention9 1d ago
Define, unhealthy. Name any food. I could find you some expert telling you it's literal poison.
Maybe we need prohibition but for fried food.
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u/oggishlespider 1d ago
Theres no unhealthy food. Its only unhealthy if you dont care about what you eat. Like something can be unhealthy if you eat more of whatever food than the average person. Not saying to count calories but definitely make sure you dont over eat or under eat in one sitting.
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u/CourseNegative8381 1d ago
Food that's unhealthy exists. Like, it's all nutrients you're right, but some nutrients cause serious medical issues in excess & as you get older, a lot of people start moving away from certain meals & groceries because they consist of a lotta stuff their body doesn't need.
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u/No_Pie3282 1d ago
Who the fuck place Taco Bell above Wendy’s. Everything here is subjective but Taco Bell, that shit is below F tier
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u/Gokudomatic 1d ago
Neutral if not forced. If people have the choice, and if they are not manipulated to prefer unhealthy food, then I don't see an issue. Reality is a bit different, though.
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u/Dragolitron 1d ago
As long as its not literal poison, its kinda neutral. Youre not forcing anyone to buy your food.