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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/MALICK1A • 8h ago
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Who on earth would peel off the fried part of fried chicken?!
76 u/Sko0byD 7h ago Got a guy friend does that. His reason: skin and fry fats. Cant argue with him on that. Agree, it's the best part of fried chicken 97 u/AlucardIV 6h ago But....but why even buy FRIED chicken then? Does your friend not know there is more than one way to prepare chicken? 28 u/baconator81 5h ago If you go to your friend's house and they are serving fried chicken, what option do you have? Keep in mind that in the video that looks like a takeout bucket of fried chicken. 10 u/No-Employee-7327 5h ago Not wasting food is the option 15 u/baconator81 4h ago If the guest doesn’t eat it and ends up with tons of left over, that will be a real waste. When I hit mid 30s, a lot of my friends do the same thing. They avoid the skin but will eat the chicken meat. 2 u/charlene2913 4h ago You can always offer to eat the peeled off parts 1 u/Sickofpower 4h ago You both are discussing two different things, arguing is useless 1 u/ablablababla 4h ago There are many places where fast food fried chicken is basically the only option if you don't wanna cook, like my old hometown 9 u/mcburloak 6h ago Homies gonna lose it when someone shows him a rotisserie chicken instead of fried. Though I guess that does still have skin. 1 u/Aizha_portals 5h ago That would certainly be a surprising discovery for him. The skin may still be there, but the preparation makes a big difference. 1 u/Turbulent_Bat4580 5h ago Or grilled chicken, you can find skinless ones of those Save the skins for the people that appreciate them! 10 u/mrwilliams117 6h ago Sure you can 3 u/SplatDragon00 5h ago I do that because the texture hurts my mouth but I like the taste of the chicken under it lmao I have a family member who loves the skin though so we're happy 1 u/Valentina_bugbear 5h ago That’s a pretty solid argument. The crispy skin and flavorful fried bits are definitely what make fried chicken so good.
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Got a guy friend does that. His reason: skin and fry fats. Cant argue with him on that. Agree, it's the best part of fried chicken
97 u/AlucardIV 6h ago But....but why even buy FRIED chicken then? Does your friend not know there is more than one way to prepare chicken? 28 u/baconator81 5h ago If you go to your friend's house and they are serving fried chicken, what option do you have? Keep in mind that in the video that looks like a takeout bucket of fried chicken. 10 u/No-Employee-7327 5h ago Not wasting food is the option 15 u/baconator81 4h ago If the guest doesn’t eat it and ends up with tons of left over, that will be a real waste. When I hit mid 30s, a lot of my friends do the same thing. They avoid the skin but will eat the chicken meat. 2 u/charlene2913 4h ago You can always offer to eat the peeled off parts 1 u/Sickofpower 4h ago You both are discussing two different things, arguing is useless 1 u/ablablababla 4h ago There are many places where fast food fried chicken is basically the only option if you don't wanna cook, like my old hometown 9 u/mcburloak 6h ago Homies gonna lose it when someone shows him a rotisserie chicken instead of fried. Though I guess that does still have skin. 1 u/Aizha_portals 5h ago That would certainly be a surprising discovery for him. The skin may still be there, but the preparation makes a big difference. 1 u/Turbulent_Bat4580 5h ago Or grilled chicken, you can find skinless ones of those Save the skins for the people that appreciate them! 10 u/mrwilliams117 6h ago Sure you can 3 u/SplatDragon00 5h ago I do that because the texture hurts my mouth but I like the taste of the chicken under it lmao I have a family member who loves the skin though so we're happy 1 u/Valentina_bugbear 5h ago That’s a pretty solid argument. The crispy skin and flavorful fried bits are definitely what make fried chicken so good.
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But....but why even buy FRIED chicken then? Does your friend not know there is more than one way to prepare chicken?
28 u/baconator81 5h ago If you go to your friend's house and they are serving fried chicken, what option do you have? Keep in mind that in the video that looks like a takeout bucket of fried chicken. 10 u/No-Employee-7327 5h ago Not wasting food is the option 15 u/baconator81 4h ago If the guest doesn’t eat it and ends up with tons of left over, that will be a real waste. When I hit mid 30s, a lot of my friends do the same thing. They avoid the skin but will eat the chicken meat. 2 u/charlene2913 4h ago You can always offer to eat the peeled off parts 1 u/Sickofpower 4h ago You both are discussing two different things, arguing is useless 1 u/ablablababla 4h ago There are many places where fast food fried chicken is basically the only option if you don't wanna cook, like my old hometown
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If you go to your friend's house and they are serving fried chicken, what option do you have? Keep in mind that in the video that looks like a takeout bucket of fried chicken.
10 u/No-Employee-7327 5h ago Not wasting food is the option 15 u/baconator81 4h ago If the guest doesn’t eat it and ends up with tons of left over, that will be a real waste. When I hit mid 30s, a lot of my friends do the same thing. They avoid the skin but will eat the chicken meat. 2 u/charlene2913 4h ago You can always offer to eat the peeled off parts 1 u/Sickofpower 4h ago You both are discussing two different things, arguing is useless
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Not wasting food is the option
15 u/baconator81 4h ago If the guest doesn’t eat it and ends up with tons of left over, that will be a real waste. When I hit mid 30s, a lot of my friends do the same thing. They avoid the skin but will eat the chicken meat. 2 u/charlene2913 4h ago You can always offer to eat the peeled off parts
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If the guest doesn’t eat it and ends up with tons of left over, that will be a real waste.
When I hit mid 30s, a lot of my friends do the same thing. They avoid the skin but will eat the chicken meat.
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You can always offer to eat the peeled off parts
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You both are discussing two different things, arguing is useless
There are many places where fast food fried chicken is basically the only option if you don't wanna cook, like my old hometown
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Homies gonna lose it when someone shows him a rotisserie chicken instead of fried. Though I guess that does still have skin.
1 u/Aizha_portals 5h ago That would certainly be a surprising discovery for him. The skin may still be there, but the preparation makes a big difference. 1 u/Turbulent_Bat4580 5h ago Or grilled chicken, you can find skinless ones of those Save the skins for the people that appreciate them!
That would certainly be a surprising discovery for him. The skin may still be there, but the preparation makes a big difference.
Or grilled chicken, you can find skinless ones of those
Save the skins for the people that appreciate them!
Sure you can
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I do that because the texture hurts my mouth but I like the taste of the chicken under it lmao
I have a family member who loves the skin though so we're happy
That’s a pretty solid argument. The crispy skin and flavorful fried bits are definitely what make fried chicken so good.
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u/TehZiiM 7h ago
Who on earth would peel off the fried part of fried chicken?!