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I have been told I make a better Coleslaw than KFC but I think the lady that told me that had an ulterior motive.
I do love the KFC Colesaw and their baked beans. I then head over to Popeye's and grab a Spicy Chicken Breast plus a Diet Coke. Last stop is a large order of Cheesecake at Fazoli's. Here in Lincoln these three stores are all within a two minute drive of each other. Spread the wealth.
Do any of them anywhere have good service? I have yet to find one.
Yet they're out there protesting for $15/hr.. Seriously.. I say give it to them.. Then maybe there'll be some competition for the jobs, so these people who can't manage to get anything right will then lose the $15/hr job to the guy who used to repair the equipment in the restaurant for $14/hr and is far more detail oriented.
KFC certainly has the most consistently good slaw.. Bojangles used to be good, but they just changed it.. They put pickles in it.. Blech..
Don't care for it! Years ago they use to make a really good slaw, but not no more. When I did purchase it, it was so dry, and tasted so bland. Will never buy again!
I think I make a much better coleslaw, which the homemade dressing I make, tastes somewhat similar to HENRI'S TAS-TEE DRESSING, which you mix with shredded cabbage.
I used to LOVE it - I'd go by KFC just to buy a pint of slaw to have with our meal. These days it's just not as good as it used to be. We have a local Mom and Pop catfish restaurant that makes slaw just like the original KFC slaw - that's my slaw source now (thinkin' about a slaw dog).
Dirt Grinder, I never heard of a slaw dog, not until you mentioned it. I googled it, and it's coleslaw on a hot dog. DG, I'm curious and would like to know where you ate one of these, and did you put any other toppings on your slaw dog, besides the coleslaw. Also, did you like them?
Dirt Grinder, I never heard of a slaw dog, not until you mentioned it. I googled it, and it's coleslaw on a hot dog. DG, I'm curious and would like to know where you ate one of these, and did you put any other toppings on your slaw dog, besides the coleslaw. Also, did you like them?
You've never had a slaw dog? Where the heck are you from? Can't be from the South.
A slaw dog is GENERALLY.. A dog with Chili and topped with slaw. And.. It's pretty good. It's normally a high mayo content slaw as well. Something else slaw is incredibly good on is a BBQ sandwich.. And, since you're (i'm guessing) not from the South.. BBQ means pulled pork sandwich.
Here's the bizarre thing about the south.. Or, one of them. After all, we have pickled eggs and pickled pigs feet sitting on the counter at alot of stores.. A "Hot Dog" here generally means mustard, onions and chili. People like ketchup on them, but.. It's not coming with it. Relish and 'kraut are rarely even offered.
A "Chili Dog", however.. Quite often there's a component missing.. Mainly.. The dog. It's chili on a hot dog bun, no weiner. That one.. I don't get.
Dirt Grinder...I'm curious and would like to know where you ate one of these, and did you put any other toppings on your slaw dog, besides the coleslaw. Also, did you like them?
They're quite common around here, and I add mustard and onions to my slaw dogs. DO I LIKE THEM??? Oh hayull yeah!!!
...A "Chili Dog", however.. Quite often there's a component missing.. Mainly.. The dog. It's chili on a hot dog bun, no weiner. That one.. I don't get.
Wait a minute...'round here a "Chili Bun" is a bun without "the dog." Take a gander at the menu from the oldest restaurant in this area...
I used to LOVE it - I'd go by KFC just to buy a pint of slaw to have with our meal. These days it's just not as good as it used to be. We have a local Mom and Pop catfish restaurant that makes slaw just like the original KFC slaw - that's my slaw source now (thinkin' about a slaw dog).
My mom still does that. Me. I used to love it as a kid but now dislike how sweet it is. Have not eaten KFC since 2009 when the chicken became pigeon sized. You know, more pieces per bucket.
You've never had a slaw dog? Where the heck are you from? Can't be from the South.
Labonte, Nope! Never heard of or had a slaw dog. And by the way, I'm from Wisconsin.
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A slaw dog is GENERALLY.. A dog with Chili and topped with slaw.
I have had chili dogs, and love 'em! My mother never made chili dogs, so the first time I had one, was when I was 16, and ate one at either Burger King or Wendy's in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. I'm now 60, and still make them once in a while, but I'm the only one who eats them. The slaw dogs sound wonderful, and one of these days I'm going to make them.
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And.. It's pretty good. It's normally a high mayo content slaw as well. Something else slaw is incredibly good on is a BBQ sandwich.. And, since you're (i'm guessing) not from the South.. BBQ means pulled pork sandwich.
I love pulled pork sandwiches, which where I live is shredded pork meat, with additional bbq sauce in a hamburger bun, and no coleslaw. Our barbecue sandwiches, which we also call them sloppy joes, are made with cooked ground beef in a barbecue sauce.
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Originally Posted by Labonte18
Here's the bizarre thing about the south.. Or, one of them. After all, we have pickled eggs and pickled pigs feet sitting on the counter at alot of stores.. A "Hot Dog" here generally means mustard, onions and chili. People like ketchup on them, but.. It's not coming with it. Relish and 'kraut are rarely even offered.
When it comes to hot dogs, I do not like catsup or ketchup on them. I prefer mine with yellow mustard, chopped onions and pickled relish, and some times even with sauerkraut, as I am of German descent, and love sauerkraut. Once in a while though, I will microwave a hot dog with a slice of processed cheese on top, and then top them with the mustard, relish and onions.
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A "Chili Dog", however.. Quite often there's a component missing.. Mainly.. The dog. It's chili on a hot dog bun, no weiner. That one.. I don't get.
A chili dog just isn't a chili dog without the hot dog!
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