No I believe is this was KFC offering a more traditional flats and drumstick style wing separate from the normal fried chicken wing you’d get in a bucket. 

Yea their Nashville hot had the best heat to it of any commonly available sauce. It wasn’t the real thing, but it still gave you that mix of heat and sweet.

If your response to an article about someone in a car assaulting a cyclist in a bike lane is some bloo bloo bloo about bikes in the traffic lane (where they are allowed by law in almost everywhere!) you should get your head checked because something is clearly wrong with you.

That’s one way to cut out the middleman!

My kid loves the Nashville Hot tenders at KFC so I know for sure they’ve been gone from our local restaurants for at least four months. I was hoping it was just a supply chain issue, but I guess not.

i like being able to order, customise, and pay online, then just walk in to pick up

It’s lazy marketing because they aren’t marketing anything new. It’s the same thing they’ve always offered, repackaged as something special and sold for more because a celebrities name is attached to it. It’s the least amount of effort possible for the biggest payout they can get.

This doesn’t even make any damn sense. What are you trying to convey? Are you just so excited at the prospect of being a complete dipshit, that your pea-brain can’t even structure an intelligible sentence quickly enough?

Wow, second comment and it’s straight to being an asshole. Bravo.

Subway actually announced, within the past few weeks, that they’re going to begin cutting their own meat in-store.

I wish assholes like this would be hunted down and chemically castrated. 

Their popcorn chicken died when they took it away then brought it back as much larger pieces of chicken.  It went from popcorn chicken to crispy baby chicken nuggets that weren’t nearly as good as the original.  Good riddance.

That one is the exception, but barely.

The only one that’s been somewhat worthwhile is the BTS meal, and that’s only because we temporarily got two brand-new sauces for it.

Subway’s kinda stuck.  Usually, a chain like Subway can coast on nostalgia and name recognition, but they welded the idea of a 5 dollar footlong into their identity, along with a certain pedophile who shall go unnamed.  So now, even if you’re willing to overlook the icky vibes and not-great sandwiches, you still feel…

Yeah, I only go when I have a coupon. Then you can get a footlong for $5.99.

I hate these promotions with a passion because it’s the laziest form of marketing, yet people (consumers) can’t seem to get enough of it.

I think I found a buyer.

They haven’t had $5 footlong for like, over a decade. Heck, a 6" is $7 now.

Subway noted in its press release that it still plans to focus on these revamps and will “continue to execute against its multi-year transformation journey.”