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@hooroo said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@canefan said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@majorrage said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@nepia said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
Is that a NZ menu and from when? 1970s?
Edit; Also no chips back then.
Aiyaaaaaaa …..
5 weeks today til KFC!!!
Don't just sit there,
Make it yourself!
I got the oil temperature just right with the ones in the middle. I swear you could barely tell, in fact mine was probably beter
That actually does look better if the flavour is right!! I love wings!!
Question, would air frying work with it?
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@hooroo said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@dan54 said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@mn5 I had KFC for the first time in probably 10 years a few weeks back, but was a zinger burger.
As I have mentioned before, IMO the best chicken was the stuff near the end of its allowed time in the warmer.
The KFC special herbs and spices comes prepared in a package, then mixed with flour before starting the breading of the chicken.
I always enjoyed KFC, bit since being back home have found a Tegels takeout range, and actually really enjoy Nashville style or Louisana style as much as KFC. It has become my go to food while watching rugby, of course it helps thet my wife cooks it up for me and brings it out whilst I in front of tv!
I love spicy food but the spicy version of the two you mentioned, I find awful. Really raw spice with no real flavour. Love the flavour of non spiced version
Sort of reminds me of KFC hot n spicy, which is basically just cayenne pepper albeit with the extra crispy coating. Great when you can't be bothered making it yourself
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@dan54 said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@hooroo said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@canefan said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@majorrage said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@nepia said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
Is that a NZ menu and from when? 1970s?
Edit; Also no chips back then.
Aiyaaaaaaa …..
5 weeks today til KFC!!!
Don't just sit there,
Make it yourself!
I got the oil temperature just right with the ones in the middle. I swear you could barely tell, in fact mine was probably beter
That actually does look better if the flavour is right!! I love wings!!
Question, would air frying work with it?
Air frying definitely makes all that stuff better. Nuggets, hash browns, chicken tenders all so much better than the oven. I generally cook them 190-200c for about 18 mins
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@dan54 said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@hooroo said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@canefan said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@majorrage said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@nepia said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
Is that a NZ menu and from when? 1970s?
Edit; Also no chips back then.
Aiyaaaaaaa …..
5 weeks today til KFC!!!
Don't just sit there,
Make it yourself!
I got the oil temperature just right with the ones in the middle. I swear you could barely tell, in fact mine was probably beter
That actually does look better if the flavour is right!! I love wings!!
Question, would air frying work with it?
I don't know. I have never air fried
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@hooroo said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@dan54 said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@hooroo said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@canefan said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@majorrage said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@nepia said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
Is that a NZ menu and from when? 1970s?
Edit; Also no chips back then.
Aiyaaaaaaa …..
5 weeks today til KFC!!!
Don't just sit there,
Make it yourself!
I got the oil temperature just right with the ones in the middle. I swear you could barely tell, in fact mine was probably beter
That actually does look better if the flavour is right!! I love wings!!
Question, would air frying work with it?
I don't know. I have never air fried
Great for crispy roast potatoes, fried chicken wings, it uses far less energy to heat than a big oven if you are cooking a small batch
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When I was a kid our farms phones did not had numbers. You need to go through the town telephone exchange and the farm share lines. Each telephone had a different ring tone example two short rings or one long , one short or two short and one long. The sling was on the side of the phone. We use to call a young man who struggles to get a beard it look like a farm telephone ring. Two short and one long. After we got TV in the 70s we had a series called "nommer asseblief" (number please) which was very popular.
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@canefan said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@hooroo said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@dan54 said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@hooroo said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@canefan said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@majorrage said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@nepia said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
Is that a NZ menu and from when? 1970s?
Edit; Also no chips back then.
Aiyaaaaaaa …..
5 weeks today til KFC!!!
Don't just sit there,
Make it yourself!
I got the oil temperature just right with the ones in the middle. I swear you could barely tell, in fact mine was probably beter
That actually does look better if the flavour is right!! I love wings!!
Question, would air frying work with it?
I don't know. I have never air fried
Great for crispy roast potatoes, fried chicken wings, it uses far less energy to heat than a big oven if you are cooking a small batch
Well mrs dan54 only cooks enough for me!
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@dan54 said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@canefan said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@hooroo said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@dan54 said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@hooroo said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@canefan said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@majorrage said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@nepia said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
Is that a NZ menu and from when? 1970s?
Edit; Also no chips back then.
Aiyaaaaaaa …..
5 weeks today til KFC!!!
Don't just sit there,
Make it yourself!
I got the oil temperature just right with the ones in the middle. I swear you could barely tell, in fact mine was probably beter
That actually does look better if the flavour is right!! I love wings!!
Question, would air frying work with it?
I don't know. I have never air fried
Great for crispy roast potatoes, fried chicken wings, it uses far less energy to heat than a big oven if you are cooking a small batch
Well mrs dan54 only cooks enough for me!
We use it several times a week. The CF Jrs don't eat that much, and they like roasties and it is much easier to chop up a couple of potatoes and fire them in there for 15 minutes or so than to heat up the entire oven
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In SA we only got TV in the 70s and following live matches on radio. We had a deaf cousin who was an excellent rugby player (full back) who would came to us with the live matches. My dad use to draw a rugby field on an A4 paper and indicate with the pen as the game continue. I remember when our team (WP & Springbokke) would come close to scoring and the cousin would watch us and jump for joy with us as the try was scored. Being deaf he was hard as a rock and sometimes tackle after the whistle had been blown ended up in a fight.
Myself also followed cricket tests on radio when the Proteas toured Australia from 02h00 in the morning.
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@oompb said in Old people talk about the olden days:
In SA we only got TV in the 70s and following live matches on radio. We had a deaf cousin who was an excellent rugby player (full back) who would came to us with the live matches. My dad use to draw a rugby field on an A4 paper and indicate with the pen as the game continue. I remember when our team (WP & Springbokke) would come close to scoring and the cousin would watch us and jump for joy with us as the try was scored. Being deaf he was hard as a rock and sometimes tackle after the whistle had been blown ended up in a fight.
Myself also followed cricket tests on radio when the Proteas toured Australia from 02h00 in the morning.
Love this
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@dan54 said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@mn5 I had KFC for the first time in probably 10 years a few weeks back, but was a zinger burger.
As I have mentioned before, IMO the best chicken was the stuff near the end of its allowed time in the warmer.
The KFC special herbs and spices comes prepared in a package, then mixed with flour before starting the breading of the chicken.
I always enjoyed KFC, bit since being back home have found a Tegels takeout range, and actually really enjoy Nashville style or Louisana style as much as KFC. It has become my go to food while watching rugby, of course it helps thet my wife cooks it up for me and brings it out whilst I in front of tv!
Yeah these things are legit - I happened upon them last year. I've started to see them gain a bit more traction online as well over the lockdown, with people comparing them to KFC. We don't eat much KFC in our household, and Mrs AWL is significantly more health conscious than I am, so we eat these maybe once a month, but they're an enjoyable feed.
I actually prefer them to KFC - you can oven bake them to drain some fat off, they don't come out soggy, and you've a fair idea that they haven't been handled by some kid that was scratching his nuts moments prior to filling your order. Added bonus of not having to wait in line for half an hour while one cashier tries to service two dozen customers.
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@dan54 said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@mn5 I had KFC for the first time in probably 10 years a few weeks back, but was a zinger burger.
As I have mentioned before, IMO the best chicken was the stuff near the end of its allowed time in the warmer.
The KFC special herbs and spices comes prepared in a package, then mixed with flour before starting the breading of the chicken.
I always enjoyed KFC, bit since being back home have found a Tegels takeout range, and actually really enjoy Nashville style or Louisana style as much as KFC. It has become my go to food while watching rugby, of course it helps thet my wife cooks it up for me and brings it out whilst I in front of tv!
I used to love KFC but I tend to eat the other KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) and Clems from Newtown in Sydney these days.
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@nepia said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@dan54 said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@mn5 I had KFC for the first time in probably 10 years a few weeks back, but was a zinger burger.
As I have mentioned before, IMO the best chicken was the stuff near the end of its allowed time in the warmer.
The KFC special herbs and spices comes prepared in a package, then mixed with flour before starting the breading of the chicken.
I always enjoyed KFC, bit since being back home have found a Tegels takeout range, and actually really enjoy Nashville style or Louisana style as much as KFC. It has become my go to food while watching rugby, of course it helps thet my wife cooks it up for me and brings it out whilst I in front of tv!
I used to love KFC but I tend to eat the other KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) and Clems from Newtown in Sydney these days.
This brand is very popular in Taiwan.
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@frank said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@nepia said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@dan54 said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@mn5 I had KFC for the first time in probably 10 years a few weeks back, but was a zinger burger.
As I have mentioned before, IMO the best chicken was the stuff near the end of its allowed time in the warmer.
The KFC special herbs and spices comes prepared in a package, then mixed with flour before starting the breading of the chicken.
I always enjoyed KFC, bit since being back home have found a Tegels takeout range, and actually really enjoy Nashville style or Louisana style as much as KFC. It has become my go to food while watching rugby, of course it helps thet my wife cooks it up for me and brings it out whilst I in front of tv!
I used to love KFC but I tend to eat the other KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) and Clems from Newtown in Sydney these days.
This brand is very popular in Taiwan.
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@nepia said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@dan54 said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@mn5 I had KFC for the first time in probably 10 years a few weeks back, but was a zinger burger.
As I have mentioned before, IMO the best chicken was the stuff near the end of its allowed time in the warmer.
The KFC special herbs and spices comes prepared in a package, then mixed with flour before starting the breading of the chicken.
I always enjoyed KFC, bit since being back home have found a Tegels takeout range, and actually really enjoy Nashville style or Louisana style as much as KFC. It has become my go to food while watching rugby, of course it helps thet my wife cooks it up for me and brings it out whilst I in front of tv!
I used to love KFC but I tend to eat the other KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) and Clems from Newtown in Sydney these days.
Now that sounds tasty Nepia, I do enjoy what Korean food I have eaten. We don't have a lot in Hawera though
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All the talk about takeaways in the Lockdown thread…
Back before McDonalds all over NZ you used to be able to get great burgers. As many types as you can imagine, with fresh ingredients and all different. But the Americans convinced us that sameness was better and the rest is, unfortunately, history.
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@jc said in Old people talk about the olden days:
All the talk about takeaways in the Lockdown thread…
Back before McDonalds all over NZ you used to be able to get great burgers. As many types as you can imagine, with fresh ingredients and all different. But the Americans convinced us that sameness was better and the rest is, unfortunately, history.
And th ebuns were fucking huge, like 20cm diameter
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