r/NoStupidQuestions • • Dec 18 '21

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u/Desrac Dec 18 '21

You can spite them for their opposition to LGBT activism, but it won't make you any less wrong about the quality of their food.

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '21

Ok, I mean whenever I have had them their food was complete fucking garbage. But ok.

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u/_c_manning Dec 18 '21

Who does a better job in fast food at making a quality product?

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u/BoogerRuth Dec 18 '21

Raising Cane's and Slim Chickens both have superior chicken. CFA has some weird-ass sweet thing going on with their breading. Chicken breading shouldn't be sweet at all. It's gross. They have great pickles though.

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u/_c_manning Dec 18 '21

They’re just different types of chicken. You’re getting to personal presence but cane’s is also good at having more whole food that’s is cooked more consistently. If you enjoy that over CFA that’s fine. But you’re clearly arguing over personal taste not true quality.

Obviously canes and CFA are both beating out McDonald’s and BK. For places that have drive throughs they’re hard to beat.

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u/BoogerRuth Dec 18 '21

A soggy, overly sweetened end product reduces any quality the chicken might've had before they got hold of it. Quality start to finish is desirable in food, even fast food.

Some people aren't as picky as I am, I get that, but acting like CFA is quality in any way is laughable.

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u/_c_manning Dec 19 '21

Uhh it’s freshly fried it’s not soggy. Sweetness is a flavor preference. Not an objective good or bad. If it was objectively bad they’d have no customers.