KFC’s Chicken and Potato Wedges to Be Fried in No Trans Fat Oil
July 23rd, 2006 by Faisal
There is some good news for the KFC’s chicken buckets lovers in the US. 5,500 of KFC’s US restaurants have stopped frying chicken in artery-clogging trans fat. And, they insist that the change in cooking oils will not change how its fried chicken tastes as they say “We have safeguarded the recipe and the flavor profile”.
Soyabean oil, the new cooking oil to be used costs more, but the chain stated that it will absorb the extra expense and not pass it to the customers. And, KFC expects this health conscious move to bring in more people to its outlets.
KFC claims that its “chicken has zero grams of trans fat per serving“, which is indeed quite tempting for its regular clientele and is likely to attract more.
The chain’s potato wedges also will have zero grams trans fat, but some of KFC’s non-fried items still contain trans fat, including biscuits, pot pies, macaroni and cheese, and some desserts. The company assures that it will enentually remove trans fat from those items also.
Now the rest of the world is waiting for KFC to follow these significant changes at its non-US outlets also.
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