I was reminded of our previous discussion of the Krispy Kreme Burger after reading this L.A. Times write up of KFC's Famous Bowl. The author held nothing back in describing yet another amazing leap into excess.
The Verdict: Oink
The difference being, this item is one folks in Hawaii could actually sample. Has anyone here dared?
The L.A. Times piece then goes on to list a few of the other entries in this gullet-choking market, including the Krispy Kreme Burger, Carl's Jr.'s 1,420 calorie Double Six-Dollar Burger, and the "Eat Like A Man" campain at Burger King.
Not long after Atkins this and diet that, the pendulum has swung in the opposite direction, and with unabashed gusto. I'll bet any idea you come up with to fit the theme "over the top" today would quite seriously be considered by a major chain.
The Verdict: Oink
As we consider the worst fast-food offering ever, let us begin with the artifact itself: KFC's new Famous Bowls product consists of a plastic tub of mashed potatoes or rice, topped with yellow corn, fried chicken nuggets, gravy and three varieties of grated cheese. All in one container, all to be consumed as a single homogenous mass, spork after spork of undifferentiated food matter... Even in a nation that has made the bulk fast-food bolus something of a culinary art, KFC's Famous Bowls are somehow splendidly, transcendently awful.
The L.A. Times piece then goes on to list a few of the other entries in this gullet-choking market, including the Krispy Kreme Burger, Carl's Jr.'s 1,420 calorie Double Six-Dollar Burger, and the "Eat Like A Man" campain at Burger King.
Not long after Atkins this and diet that, the pendulum has swung in the opposite direction, and with unabashed gusto. I'll bet any idea you come up with to fit the theme "over the top" today would quite seriously be considered by a major chain.
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