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KFC/Taco Bell Trans-fat Free Announcement!?!?

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  1. What an un-exciting announcement.

    So KFC, still just adds grease (pressure cooked).
    Taco Bell, still just adds water (re-hydrated).

    Somehow their fast-food junk is, at best, micro-marginally healthier AFTER
    this late breaking news!

    Andy

  2. "Andy" <q> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    What an un-exciting announcement.

    So KFC, still just adds grease (pressure cooked).
    Taco Bell, still just adds water (re-hydrated).

    Somehow their fast-food junk is, at best, micro-marginally healthier AFTER
    this late breaking news!

    Who needs them? I prefer my own TexMex and although I like
    the seasoning in "original recipe" KFC, I hate all that grease.
    So even Tyson frozen crispy chicken breasts are better than
    KFC--and my own fried chicken is at least drained.

  3. Quoted message said:

    What an un-exciting announcement.

    So KFC, still just adds grease (pressure cooked).
    Taco Bell, still just adds water (re-hydrated).

    Somehow their fast-food junk is, at best, micro-marginally healthier AFTER
    this late breaking news!

    ....and CNN had the balls to intro the story with "No more fat!"
    I fear that many far too consumers will actually believe that 'no trans
    fats' is the same as 'fat-free'

    Whadda Crock...

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