KFC Mystery Meat Photos
An interesting photo has been added to our (Fast Food News') Flickr group, Frightening Fast Food.
According to Flickr member, jtolber, it is a photo of 'something' in a thigh piece he purchased at a KFC in Marshfield, Missouri...
jtolber writes:
Any ideas?
According to Flickr member, jtolber, it is a photo of 'something' in a thigh piece he purchased at a KFC in Marshfield, Missouri...
jtolber writes:
"The store manager tried to tell me that it was nothing and was quick to grab it from my hands and throw it away. Offered me a free piece to replace it ... yeah, right ... last time I'll ever step foot in KFC ever again. Even tried to contact their corporate office to file a complaint and never get a response."Frankly, I can look at it any longer to try and figure out what it might be because I'm starting to feel sick, but you go ahead and try. He has many more photos of whatever it is in his photo set on Flickr.
Any ideas?
posted by Ken at 4:47 PM
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6 Comments:
Wow that's disgusting. Imagine that picture in the hands of El Pollo Loco's advertising team.
Tumor. Cancer? With all the chickens raised and processed for KFC, Tyson, and others, I am surprised that such things are n't discovered more. We are, afterall eating meat on the bone of what used to be a living animal. These animals can have as many if not more (hormone-added) maladies as we do.
How much of this type of thing do you think is in your ground and processed meat products?
Glad I didn't come across this in my KFC last night.
It's just a weird looking piece of grizzle. You are eating a DEAD, FRIED animal, that was kept in a area with lots of other animals. If you eat meat/poltry/fish expect such anomalies. Quit being "holier than thou", especially if you're eating these foods!!!!
He sure as heck took alot of pictures of that thing! It's so gross, yet I can't stop looking at it...
That just looks like a half-developed chicken fetus to me. Not good, but not exactly extraterrestrial. You can see the beak and everything!
Did anyone notice the blood vessels running through the item in question?
I guess you haven't seen cooked coagulated blood before. Very common occurrence, you just happened to notice it. If you'll think about it that was once a living breathing animal and most of them have blood running through their circulatory system. Sometimes the blood vessels can break and they bleed. When it is kept internally it can be called a bruise.
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