Thomas Perrine what i mean is that i forgot that i was watching a story about colonel sanders because i watched an ad about spiderman and i thought the video was about kfc and thought it was about spiderman and thought you were bonkers. What more do you need
I met him in 1973 at the Boy Scout Jamboree. I was fifteen. He was sitting in a restaurant booth right next to me and my father. I asked him for his autograph, he was incredibly gracious and kind.
blackblade 34 I mean if it’s a good game I’d be alright with it. Like if I’m a boss in some a metal gear game (but if only if Kojima came back to help make it).
When I was 11 I met him at San Francisco International Airport. He must of been charming because I remember it like it was yesterday. OMG, that's 52 years ago. 😨
@Stayathome mom actually im not racist at all , im not even from US. I don't know if he stole the recipe or not, but people used to steal all kinds of things from each other black or not. Im saying that even if he did steal the recipe, its not worth shit. I can give you coca cola recipe, what do you care about it? recipe has actually very little to do with the success of coca cola, its 100 years of hard work is why they are so big now
Markinpuff : EXACTLY: The chicken do not taste the same. The original is a DONE DEAL FOR ME -😖 Yuck. THE BISCUITS NO TASTE AND UGLY 😂. Nothing taste like back in the day.
KFC was delicious in the 1960's and 70's. Somewhere along the line, the flavor, texture, and overall quality of KFC went straight to hell. Last time I tried to eat it, several years ago, the chicken was so steroided or hormoned up, it didn't look like it came from a life form native to Earth. What a shame as it was great at one time.
@Terry Melvin Which is why they never say Chicken on commercials, unless talking about their strips, they will say all white meat, but only say chicken strips. They got into trouble because of the mutant chicken organism, is how FDA called it, why the sudden change to KFC, before it always said Kentucky Fried Chicken in front of stores.. Not sure if Pepsi still own's it or not , at one time it did along with Pizza Hut And Taco Bell..
@@lorddayy ...Dave worked along side him and helped build his brand. It was Dave's idea to use the Colonel's face as the logo. This was before he started Wendy's!
You can still buy the secret 11 herbs and spices mixutre, online, it's called Formula 99X. The Colonel got another spice company to make his mix, before he died. Just use 99X, some peanut oil, and presuure fry your chicken, after soaking it in buttermilk, and you've got the original KFC. 🍗🍗🍗🍗🍗👍😎👌🍗🍗🍗🍗🍗***Oh yeah, it's better if use high gluten flour.👌 ***Oh don't forget to add salt to 99X, it's just the spices.
@@ravit8333 Mc McCormick Spices used to blend half of the secret 11 herbs and spices, in 1 location, while another division of Mc McCormick would blend the other half, and KFC would blend both at a 3rd location. That way nobody knew the whole recipe.
The story behind it is: after Col. Sanders sold KFC, he wasn't happy with what they did to his original recipe chicken. He had Marion-Kay Spices mix up his original recipe, and then he started recommending to franchise owners that they use the Marion-Kay Spice mix instead of the KFC corporate spice mix. Quite a few of the franchise owners did; about 200 of them during the '60s and '70s, until KFC corporate sued Marion-Kay Spices in the early '80s, just after Col. Sanders died, thus blocking them from selling their spice mix to KFC franchises. ***Taken from a Chowhound article.
@@ArmandoDy LOL! Really, and exactly what law/statute was enforced to forbid anyone from selling spices to another person in this country?? I mean, just think about it for a second...exactly what did the spice company do illegal? ...perhaps the Franchise owners could be held liable in civil court, but that is about it.
It's amazing how people can turn their dream into reality at any age in America. In where I am from, I saw many people retire at 60 and just stay at home, refusing to change, refusing to get out of the house and lying in bed all day watching TV.
He really had a tough life Even when he had success through his own hard work he can't enjoy it. And he had to work and fight till his death when he really should have enjoyed his final years.
Omg you guys he/she's obviously talking about the irony here. A giant fast food chain created and still using the image of their father/grandfather but enjoying none of the success right now
I guess when Sanders sold KFC, that included all intellectual property, including his images. Guess that’s why corporate hires a new Colonel at least 5-10 times every year!
His story is FAR from tragic, he's a damn inspiration. The guy was the Teddy Roosevelt for fast food, and wasn't shy about letting people know how they proceeded to completely fuck his recipes up after KFC was franchised, they tried to sue him, failed, and had to pay him to shut up. Colonel Sanders was the man, and it's a damn shame I'll never get to have the TRUE original recipe. If they can make a movie about that snake Ray Kroc, they can surely do a badass Colonel Sanders movie. Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction.
I remember eating KFC back in the late '60s and early '70s and it was FANTASTIC! I true shame that the chicken hasn't even been close to the same ever since those other people took over operations.:-(
I eatit sometimes. It's not fantastic, but better than McDonald's lol. Popeyes is good, but where I live the Popeyes is always out of the mild and always has only spicy
I remember eating at the first KFC in Lake Charles, LA circa '68 with my parents. No one had even heard of it. After I bit into that first bite, it was like I had died and gone to Heaven! Still remember that Sunday afternoon after church and my first KFC experience!
I agreed with Sanders when he said "the gravy tastes like wallpaper paste" don't ask how I know what that tastes like. The video said that he said that
Daniel J Garcia: Don't be so hard on yourself, you can't be a kid without having eaten wallpaper or other paste at least once....it looks like cookie dough, and that tastes good, so why not paste?
Yeah but you have to remember taste improved as time went on, it's QUALITY that declined. People have told me the food used to taste very fatty, ever had food fried in pure fat rather than oil? It's nasty nasty.
Disrespectful since Sanders would never approve of what they sell nowadays. It's a farce using a likeness of the Colonel to give the impression the quality is as good as it was originally.
I wouldn’t call his life tragic. He came up from modest means, worked hard and became very successful. Losing his dad when he was young and his son later on are both very sad and yes, tragic events but having tragic events in one’s life does not make their life as a whole tragic. He became rich and lived to be 90. He always spoke truth regarding the direction of KFC and expressed his displeasure of certain directions they went but the guy had a good very good life. If his life is tragic then mine and most people’s lives are a complete cluster-f@$# by comparison.
Nice try.... BUT you forgot about that brief stint as a college professor at SCLSU where he was involved in an incident with a student by the name of Bobby Boucher!!!
The recipe wrnt downhill because it no longer has 11 herbs & spices then the trans fat wad replaced with vegetable oil taking the crunch out of the skin reducing the chicken to what it is now. Its typical quantity over quality. Quite honestly im happy waiting 35 minutes for good chicken but not 6 minutes for trash.
Salute and loads of reverence to the Late Colonel Sanders who has been and will be one of the greatest sources of motivation 'n' inspiration for the ones with an array of ordeals in their life, the man who is looked to during the dark times when failure rules all over n no sign of success. His face image on every packaging of the company reminds me of "keep trying" and "staying self-motivated", not being least bothered about chronological age. I love KFC just because of its founder, Mr. Colonel Sanders. May your soul rest in eternal peace!
That occurred to me, as well. You can't pass algebra, but you've got the Bar Exam, wrapped up. Well, good for the colonel. Apparently, his brains weren't Kentucky fried, after all.
He got $2 million ($16 million today) when he was already 73 years old and past the expected lifespan for the times. He could have negotiated for less money and more ownership but apparently the lump sum was too attractive.
Colonel Sanders and McD's brothers got overpaid. Common the chicken recipe wasn't all that great. These investors could have started a rival company instead.
Wonderful story. Totally forgot the Canadian connection. 🇨🇦 He kept his Canadian restaurants near Toronto airport in the city named Mississauga where he lived in a modest home and died. He loved his Canadian operations he would just come in at talk to people. He donated some of his money into the local hospital expansion and is referred by staff as The Chicken Wing . Colonel Harland Sanders Family Care Centre, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Paediatrics for his love for children. ❤ 😢🍗🍗
Loved KFC as a kid. I get it occasionally now but it seems to be really greasy and I seem to have stomach issues now after eating. Loved the original gravy recipe.
He sold the company and died wealthy. I won’t cry any tears on his part. He wasn’t even really a colonel, so he could have recovered his identity by going by Harland and not wearing a white suit, for christ’s sake. He sold that cartoonish identity along with KFC.
They don't make people like this anymore. A generation that was a blessing to us all, I tried to give my daughter all I could of the old ways. What an amazing guy
This left out a lot of information about the Col. The main one is that he invented the machine that made his chicken cook the way it did and sold that to other restaurants across America with the help of a very energetic young salesman named Dave Thomas who went on to found the Wendy's Hamburger chain. Also, his wife Claudia had a dinner house here in Bowling Green, KY that was very successful and there is a landmark showing where it used to be. Sanders has a very interesting Success story that people should learn about. This video makes it seem he was a failure and he was anything but that.
@@georgiareb55 Yes, I believe you are correct. He invented this method for cooking his chicken with his recipe so it came out the way it did. It has been a while since I read about this and I think it was just a pressure cooker but, he sold those machines for a while.
The way I read it was it was a special design of pressure cooker that you could safely deep fry in. Apparently you shouldn't do that in just any pressure cooker. I think it has to do with the temperature and the gasket's ability to tolerate it. Not sure though.
For a video about Col Saunders you somehow forgot to mention the part where he moved to Canada in the late 60’s where he spent the rest of his life. He also held onto ownership of the Canadian restaurants. This is all on Wikipedia Amateurs
Colonel Sanders retired in a small town called Cooksville in Toronto Township, Ontario, Canada. In the early 1970s the township and all the small towns in it amalgamated to form a new city called Mississauga. One of those small towns was Malton, home of the Avro Arrow legendary aircraft and the Malton Airport. That airport is now known as the huge Toronto International Airport, even though it is actually located in the large City of Mississauga which is on the western border of Toronto. Nowadays, Toronto in Canada, is the fourth largest city in North America, after Mexico City, New York, and Los Angeles.
I actually met Col. Sanders when I was a kid in the early '70s. They filmed a KFC commercial about 2 blocks away from house in a small public park in a small town in Missouri (population 1,000). Actually, almost everyone in town met Col. Sanders that day. The whole town turned out to watch the commercial as it was filmed. ;-)
Anybody reading this? I honestly believe a low budget MOVIE can and should be made in Col. Sanders honor. He was a true entrepreneur. An American legend now. Don't you all think?
I wouldn't call his life "tragic". He had his struggles. challenges and obstacles to overcome just like everybody else on the planet, but he was persistent . He never gave up and kept on trying. That falls under the category of a "successful" life outcome in my book. Persistence is key.
His success came with a lot of work determination and a bit of luck obtaining the american dream late in life despite the legal battles even achieving sucess.
How "tragic!" Millennials want to be able to buy a $750,000 condo in mid town, a walk from the bistros by age 28 - with that shit bachelors degree in HS business math, lol.
Maybe it's just me but minus the 70's ... every since the 80's Era was over... not that many fast food chains ever tasted the same period. I remembered when even pizza had stringy cheese but now when you left it up... it's just crust and cheese with no strings attached lol.
If I were a military vet I would be offended at someone like him calling himself "colonel" when he never served in the military. It's like someone getting an honorary Doctorate degree for giving a college a donation and calling themselves "Doctor" the rest of their lives.
"Get Kentucky Fried Chicken; really finger-lickin' good / Col. Sanders special recipe / So if you're in the mood / For some fabulous food / Just say 'Kentucky Fried Chicken for me!'" Radio commercial jingle that I remember from the early 1960s.
Imagine what it tasted like originally. It was SOOOOO much better when I was a kid, and even then Sanders was complaining that it was crap. Now it's absolutely inedible.
Yet another tragic story of a troubled MILLIONAIRE. P.S. Before he was buried, he was deep fried and placed in bucket with coleslaw and mashed potatoes.
What other fast food figures do you want to learn more about?
Ronald McDonald
The burger king
Wendys
Ronald McDonald
Jollibee
Colonel sanders would be totally sickened by how Kentucky fried chicken operates today
Thomas Perrine i just watched a spiderman ad and i thought you were just speaking nonsense
Martinapayplays :P what in the hell does that even mean?
Thomas Perrine what i mean is that i forgot that i was watching a story about colonel sanders because i watched an ad about spiderman and i thought the video was about kfc and thought it was about spiderman and thought you were bonkers. What more do you need
Thomas Perrine I used to work there it sucks
Martinapayplays :P gotcha. I thought you were being a smart ass. My apologies
I met him in 1973 at the Boy Scout Jamboree. I was fifteen. He was sitting in a restaurant booth right next to me and my father. I asked him for his autograph, he was incredibly gracious and kind.
Whooo did you get a otograph
How old are you now
@Halian Nail DAMN
Wish I met him. I JUST WANT TO SAY THANK YOU SIR
The fact that this guy is 70 now
Now there’s a anime dating sim about him on steam
Being Used As A Marketing Tool After Your Death, How'd You Feel ?
Its a pretty good game no lie.
blackblade 34
I mean if it’s a good game I’d be alright with it. Like if I’m a boss in some a metal gear game (but if only if Kojima came back to help make it).
Nooope Yeeep yep by his own company KFC
Dunkey B1tchass ........
You earned my respect Sanders,
I hope they remember you
They wont
He actually a pretty dirty dude with a lot of naughty secrets
Trust me his face is everywhere and he so deserves it
Shafiq Hakimi is that a thanos line?
He's racist
0:34 "dropped out of the 6th grade"
0:51 "worked as a lawyer"
....
I guess it didn't take much back then :D
skypjuh yeah he wasn’t a lawyer, he only applied for law school and was never accepted
After having the chance of getting to know a few lawyers I'd say this is legit.
A simple country lawyer, I assume
That’s not how mafia works
When I was 11 I met him at San Francisco International Airport. He must of been charming because I remember it like it was yesterday. OMG, that's 52 years ago. 😨
You just told your age 😆🤣
(I'm joking with ya.)
@@berry186 I'm ok with being a older folk. What can one do about it! Peace.
63 year old on the internet. That's interesting. Not judging though
@@MoFiTheMagnificent I burn through some data! No, I'm not a gamer!
Awesome 😀
He shouldn't have sold his Company
He consulted his family and friends, it was not just his choice. Wrong choice.
It was the economic crisis, the depression was the reason he decided to do that. Bad luck for such a talent man
@Stayathome mom "he was a white man" u have a problem?
@Stayathome mom racism toward white people is still racism honey
@Stayathome mom actually im not racist at all , im not even from US. I don't know if he stole the recipe or not, but people used to steal all kinds of things from each other black or not. Im saying that even if he did steal the recipe, its not worth shit. I can give you coca cola recipe, what do you care about it? recipe has actually very little to do with the success of coca cola, its 100 years of hard work is why they are so big now
“Sadly his father died when he was just 5 years old”
*upbeat music starts to play*
I was gonna like your comment but their was already 69 so I didn't want to ruin it
Brian Zaragoza my man 😂
😂😂😂
Not funny didn’t laugh
@@brianzaragoza6592 Well now there are 420 likes
I remember KFC in the 70’s it was indeed “finger licking good” but now it taste more like salted grease.
It's was called Kentucky fried chicken in those days.
True!
Moreover chickens nowadays like too soft.
Markinpuff : EXACTLY: The chicken do not taste the same. The original is a DONE DEAL FOR ME -😖 Yuck. THE BISCUITS NO TASTE AND UGLY 😂. Nothing taste like back in the day.
I still find KFC delicious
little did he knew he became many girls’ husbando in 2019
Finger lickin good
uwi_ boneng eww
@@bonaventureokafor2637 bruh
I love you Colonel Sanders dating sim
Bro, even a man is fangirling over him, man, i wanna slap thoes ass so bad...
They sue him cus he open his own company wow
No they sued him because he stoled the recipe from a black man himself
If Sanders saw KFC advertising today... He would implode.
TopHat Butcher did you see the Mother’s Day one Jesus Christ it’s awful
But dude have you seen I love colonel Sanders a finger licking good dating sim?
TopHatButcher he will implode if he sees the dating simulator KFC made
@@theworthysoul bro it’s getting worse the movie is just.. nvm
KFC was delicious in the 1960's and 70's. Somewhere along the line, the flavor, texture, and overall quality of KFC went straight to hell. Last time I tried to eat it, several years ago, the chicken was so steroided or hormoned up, it didn't look like it came from a life form native to Earth. What a shame as it was great at one time.
Their recipe has changed for the worst I have ever had
The franchise was soled.
Grigori Rasputin y
@Terry Melvin Which is why they never say Chicken on commercials, unless talking about their strips, they will say all white meat, but only say chicken strips. They got into trouble because of the mutant chicken organism, is how FDA called it, why the sudden change to KFC, before it always said Kentucky Fried Chicken in front of stores.. Not sure if Pepsi still own's it or not , at one time it did along with Pizza Hut And Taco Bell..
Grigori Rasputin true now the only thing I like is hot chicken cause its spicy
It just proves the business world truly is a cut-throat world.
Padloxyt yup... that’s why I left it!
Padloxyt the game
I work with dan povenmire and I can say I’ve never got a 40minute break like I only get a break like that if we have finished the animation
The worst example is the story about the Cabbage Patch Kid dolls . Sickening!
@@SantaBarbaraDianne enlighten us on the story
Wendy's Founder Dave Thomas was a key person to help the KFC brand grow!
Whyy
@@lorddayy ...Dave worked along side him and helped build his brand. It was Dave's idea to use the Colonel's face as the logo. This was before he started Wendy's!
Wow..Thanks for thr useful info
@@lorddayy Yawn.
@@Valhallen002 thanks for your useful insight.
Just imagine how he would react if he finds that KFC created a dating sim about him 😂
*_ITS FINGER LICKIN GOOD_*
@@taruly_santa_8510 ITS DICCKEN LICKIN GOOD
That's actually pretty depressing to think about.
Wtf, is a 'dating sim'?!
He would have never wasted his time on social media. He wouldn't pay any attention to it.
My Dad ate at the original restaurant and met the Colonel several times.
Nice
No Wah gay
The 515 Terrier whatchu saying BOAH
billy19461 Cunningham?
Was it finger lickin good?
You can still buy the secret 11 herbs and spices mixutre, online, it's called Formula 99X. The Colonel got another spice company to make his mix, before he died. Just use 99X, some peanut oil, and presuure fry your chicken, after soaking it in buttermilk, and you've got the original KFC. 🍗🍗🍗🍗🍗👍😎👌🍗🍗🍗🍗🍗***Oh yeah, it's better if use high gluten flour.👌 ***Oh don't forget to add salt to 99X, it's just the spices.
Really, where can I buy 99x.
@@ravit8333 It's the Marion Kay Spice Company. 99X is like $30.00 bucks now. Just Google Marion Kay Spice Company. 99X is still on there.
@@ravit8333 Mc McCormick Spices used to blend half of the secret 11 herbs and spices, in 1 location, while another division of Mc McCormick would blend the other half, and KFC would blend both at a 3rd location. That way nobody knew the whole recipe.
The story behind it is: after Col. Sanders sold KFC, he wasn't happy with what they did to his original recipe chicken. He had Marion-Kay Spices mix up his original recipe, and then he started recommending to franchise owners that they use the Marion-Kay Spice mix instead of the KFC corporate spice mix. Quite a few of the franchise owners did; about 200 of them during the '60s and '70s, until KFC corporate sued Marion-Kay Spices in the early '80s, just after Col. Sanders died, thus blocking them from selling their spice mix to KFC franchises. ***Taken from a Chowhound article.
@@ArmandoDy LOL! Really, and exactly what law/statute was enforced to forbid anyone from selling spices to another person in this country?? I mean, just think about it for a second...exactly what did the spice company do illegal? ...perhaps the Franchise owners could be held liable in civil court, but that is about it.
It's amazing how people can turn their dream into reality at any age in America. In where I am from, I saw many people retire at 60 and just stay at home, refusing to change, refusing to get out of the house and lying in bed all day watching TV.
He really had a tough life Even when he had success through his own hard work he can't enjoy it. And he had to work and fight till his death when he really should have enjoyed his final years.
Wow!, his family has nothing to do with the company anymore and his face is plastered everywhere on KFC.
Omg you guys he/she's obviously talking about the irony here. A giant fast food chain created and still using the image of their father/grandfather but enjoying none of the success right now
TheLegendaryGeno 1 I know...that is just awful. I did not realize he sold the company in the 1960s and he was just the face of the franchise.
I guess when Sanders sold KFC, that included all intellectual property, including his images. Guess that’s why corporate hires a new Colonel at least 5-10 times every year!
Pretty much like Tom Clancy Games. He has sold his name
@@user-tq4mq what's up!
His story is FAR from tragic, he's a damn inspiration. The guy was the Teddy Roosevelt for fast food, and wasn't shy about letting people know how they proceeded to completely fuck his recipes up after KFC was franchised, they tried to sue him, failed, and had to pay him to shut up.
Colonel Sanders was the man, and it's a damn shame I'll never get to have the TRUE original recipe. If they can make a movie about that snake Ray Kroc, they can surely do a badass Colonel Sanders movie. Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction.
He would close the entire company if he tasted it now
true
He'd prolly give todays' 'KFC', the middle finger, and tell 'em, 'here, lick this'! You f*****d up my gravy, you bastards'!
Everyone that has a bad life like this hopefully be blessed like Colonel Sanders
I remember eating KFC back in the late '60s and early '70s and it was FANTASTIC!
I true shame that the chicken hasn't even been close to the same ever since those other people took over operations.:-(
They changed the cooking method in the 80s and now we're stuck with an okay facsimile.
GMO CHICKEN AND BISCUITS
Graham, I think Colonel Sanders would be sick to his stomach and heart broken to see that his name is attached to the garbage being sold at KFC now.
I eatit sometimes. It's not fantastic, but better than McDonald's lol. Popeyes is good, but where I live the Popeyes is always out of the mild and always has only spicy
I remember eating at the first KFC in Lake Charles, LA circa '68 with my parents. No one had even heard of it. After I bit into that first bite, it was like I had died and gone to Heaven! Still remember that Sunday afternoon after church and my first KFC experience!
I agreed with Sanders when he said "the gravy tastes like wallpaper paste" don't ask how I know what that tastes like.
The video said that he said that
Daniel J Garcia:
Don't be so hard on yourself, you can't be a kid without having eaten wallpaper or other paste at least once....it looks like cookie dough, and that tastes good, so why not paste?
I tasted it thinking it was hecking icecream
How do you know what wallpaper paste tastes like?
@@howardkerr8174 i never did
Well, the gravy sure doesn't taste like gravy. I've never tasted wallpaper paste but I'm sure it tastes more like that than gravy.
And now...... We have a dating Colonel Sanders simulator
So, I'm Guessing We are Not Eating The Real Original Colonel Recipe Chickens, Ugh?
@Rowdy Jr. Damn ..I Wish I Could Have Tasted Some of that Original Recipe Chicken Pieces
Rowdy Jr. I tasted Popeyes chicken and it was eyy at best
Stop Capitalizing Every Word. It's Fucking Annoying.
Nope, I remember that it got worse in the 90s, I think it was then.
Yeah but you have to remember taste improved as time went on, it's QUALITY that declined. People have told me the food used to taste very fatty, ever had food fried in pure fat rather than oil? It's nasty nasty.
My grandfather once carried his luggage for him when he went to a hotel.
Dangel that’s very cool
Was it full of 11 herbs and spices?
Best post here, Dangel!
And what have u done with ur life?
wow what an achievement
He was my great grandfather best friend
What kind of man was he? I'd like to know more
Neil Jorgensen ...oh me to he used to give my great great grandparents free chicken!
Governor Brown took advantage of an old man.
I've always found the current KFC commercials to be a bit disrespectful of Sanders
Disrespectful since Sanders would never approve of what they sell nowadays. It's a farce using a likeness of the Colonel to give the impression the quality is as good as it was originally.
I totally agree
I haven’t heard the Coronel complaint at all.
Lmfao
Sanders’ accent was actually pretty soft whereas the commercials give him the generic thick Southern accent
Have we really reached the point in society where we have to blur out the cats butthole @4:29? Wow... what a time to be living in :/
Why do you wanna see the cat's butthole so badly? I didn't even notice it until you pointed it out. I dont look at cat's buttholes.
@@I_WANT_MY_SLAW that's not the point.
So... You like cat's butt huh?
A man of culture indeed..
lmao they don't get the point
The cat signed a disclaimer. It said you can film me climbing into this hole aslong as you blur out my asshole
Look how they have masecared my boy
I wouldn’t call his life tragic. He came up from modest means, worked hard and became very successful. Losing his dad when he was young and his son later on are both very sad and yes, tragic events but having tragic events in one’s life does not make their life as a whole tragic. He became rich and lived to be 90. He always spoke truth regarding the direction of KFC and expressed his displeasure of certain directions they went but the guy had a good very good life.
If his life is tragic then mine and most people’s lives are a complete cluster-f@$# by comparison.
At least he became rich at 90. I will never be rich lol
They did tamper with the recipe because now it's made with gmo soy, corn canola.
WOW !!
And it tastes terrible!
Corn is a gmo so are bananas
www.reddit.com/r/food/comments/mq5ty/original_kfc_recipe_as_determined_by_a_group_of/
try this.
O Doyle Rules GMO is actually good look at kurzgesagts vid on this.
A real true business man.. RIP Mr. Sanders
STRAIGHT out true
Colonel Sanders...
The best man ever
STEAM best senpai ever
@@meatloafer2762 I know right
I've never tasted KFC in the US
But I can confirm that KFC chicken in Dubai and Philippines are two different entities
Don’t try the US kfc it’s shit
11 herbs and spices my ass. Salt, pepper and flour
maybe now but long ago it was genuine.
@@jamesha175 ok
Pepper is a spice.
@@sean.furlong1989 That still only accounts for 3 not 11 as they claim
@@sean.furlong1989 sporty is a spice.... girl!
Nice try.... BUT you forgot about that brief stint as a college professor at SCLSU where he was involved in an incident with a student by the name of Bobby Boucher!!!
Lol, Maybe there something wrong with his medulla oblungata
@@GG.369 😂😂
"No Colonel Sanders, you're wrong. Momma's right." 😂😂😂😂
Wasn't that the dude who punched Rand Paul or something
Oh yeah right He kept tackling the professor who looked like colonel sanders
Man, I love KFC even with the altered recipe...I can only dream about what the original tasted like.
The recipe wrnt downhill because it no longer has 11 herbs & spices then the trans fat wad replaced with vegetable oil taking the crunch out of the skin reducing the chicken to what it is now. Its typical quantity over quality. Quite honestly im happy waiting 35 minutes for good chicken but not 6 minutes for trash.
Salute and loads of reverence to the Late Colonel Sanders who has been and will be one of the greatest sources of motivation 'n' inspiration for the ones with an array of ordeals in their life, the man who is looked to during the dark times when failure rules all over n no sign of success. His face image on every packaging of the company reminds me of "keep trying" and "staying self-motivated", not being least bothered about chronological age. I love KFC just because of its founder, Mr. Colonel Sanders. May your soul rest in eternal peace!
**Happy Music in the background**
_”Sander’s father died when he was only 5 years old”_
JamEpix what the fuck was this video doing 😂😂😂
KFC'S quality is very poor ,
It is now....
Drop out of 6th grade and becoming a lawyer? How is this even possible?
You know what 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That occurred to me, as well. You can't pass algebra, but you've got the Bar Exam, wrapped up. Well, good for the colonel. Apparently, his brains weren't Kentucky fried, after all.
Every one who disliked the video probably belives the angry black man video lol. Dcigs
How can you be a lawyer with 5th grade education
😀...it's Kentucky.... anything is possible there...only in Kentucky can your 9th grade teacher only have an 10th grade education..😁
Just means he’s overqualified.
Same way Jethro could be a double ought spy.
Just shows school is technically pointless still.
it was back when school level education actually meant something
The Colonel is another example of a decent, genuine guy done over by phoneys.
This guy made a monster which will fatten kids forever
Colonel sanders was a person who inspired people if he saw his business now I don’t want to think thanks for making our life finger licking good.
Imagine if you ate Colonel Sanders Original Fried Chicken What an Honor
That’s what happens when you take the one time golden carrot, he should’ve stuck to his guns 50% ownership....
He got $2 million ($16 million today) when he was already 73 years old and past the expected lifespan for the times. He could have negotiated for less money and more ownership but apparently the lump sum was too attractive.
Johny Doe That wasnt the case with McDonalds though.
Colonel Sanders and McD's brothers got overpaid. Common the chicken recipe wasn't all that great. These investors could have started a rival company instead.
Colin Bunny Popeyes weeezyAnna Chickoun......
51% Ownership minimum, so he keeps the quorum of the company, never 50/50. But I agree
Wonderful story. Totally forgot the Canadian connection. 🇨🇦 He kept his Canadian restaurants near Toronto airport in the city named Mississauga where he lived in a modest home and died. He loved his Canadian operations he would just come in at talk to people. He donated some of his money into the local hospital expansion and is referred by staff as The Chicken Wing . Colonel Harland Sanders Family Care Centre, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Paediatrics for his love for children. ❤ 😢🍗🍗
Loved KFC as a kid. I get it occasionally now but it seems to be really greasy and I seem to have stomach issues now after eating. Loved the original gravy recipe.
He sold the company and died wealthy. I won’t cry any tears on his part. He wasn’t even really a colonel, so he could have recovered his identity by going by Harland and not wearing a white suit, for christ’s sake. He sold that cartoonish identity along with KFC.
He was a Kentucky Colonel. A reward title given to him by the Kentucky governor. It was never a military rank.
"I stoppes caring about Maths when they started adding Letters of the aplhabet"
-Colonel Sanders
Better start caring about your spelling!
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This guy is legend
They don't make people like this anymore. A generation that was a blessing to us all, I tried to give my daughter all I could of the old ways. What an amazing guy
Old Chicken Recipe:
New Chicken Recipe: I'm going to end this chicken's whole career
You didn't mention the best part,he didn't give up after failing 1009 times.
This left out a lot of information about the Col. The main one is that he invented the machine that made his chicken cook the way it did and sold that to other restaurants across America with the help of a very energetic young salesman named Dave Thomas who went on to found the Wendy's Hamburger chain. Also, his wife Claudia had a dinner house here in Bowling Green, KY that was very successful and there is a landmark showing where it used to be. Sanders has a very interesting Success story that people should learn about. This video makes it seem he was a failure and he was anything but that.
Yes it was called a pressure cooker , he did not invent it though .
@@georgiareb55 Yes, I believe you are correct. He invented this method for cooking his chicken with his recipe so it came out the way it did. It has been a while since I read about this and I think it was just a pressure cooker but, he sold those machines for a while.
The way I read it was it was a special design of pressure cooker that you could safely deep fry in. Apparently you shouldn't do that in just any pressure cooker. I think it has to do with the temperature and the gasket's ability to tolerate it. Not sure though.
@@JoeKaye-hn5dt Exactly right Joe.
For a video about Col Saunders you somehow forgot to mention the part where he moved to Canada in the late 60’s where he spent the rest of his life. He also held onto ownership of the Canadian restaurants. This is all on Wikipedia
Amateurs
Shawn Hayward cool I’m from canada
Colonel Sanders retired in a small town called Cooksville in Toronto Township, Ontario, Canada. In the early 1970s the township and all the small towns in it amalgamated to form a new city called Mississauga. One of those small towns was Malton, home of the Avro Arrow legendary aircraft and the Malton Airport. That airport is now known as the huge Toronto International Airport, even though it is actually located in the large City of Mississauga which is on the western border of Toronto. Nowadays, Toronto in Canada, is the fourth largest city in North America, after Mexico City, New York, and Los Angeles.
HE DROPPED OUT OF HIGHSCHOOL BECAUSE OF ALGEBRA IM DYING!
I seriously thought some other stuff about this guy....I was so wrong
There's no way he came up with SEASONED CHICKEN.
Definitely not white people maybe everyone else. Sorry we know when shit is stolen. In 200 years I'm sure your people will say Tom Hanks invented rap
@T. Latu I'm black and I can tell you didn't pay attention in history
@@Ogun1804Ogun there are white people who seasoned they food -_-
Can't believe these retards out here arguing about seasoned chicken stupid ass mfs
Arguing about seasoned chicken and race. Only on the internet.
*sets up a new restaurant with his own name
kfc :"HEY THAT NAME IS OURS! "
What in time line we are in.. what would cornel react to KfC Dating anime game
Colonel
I actually met Col. Sanders when I was a kid in the early '70s. They filmed a KFC commercial about 2 blocks away from house in a small public park in a small town in Missouri (population 1,000). Actually, almost everyone in town met Col. Sanders that day. The whole town turned out to watch the commercial as it was filmed. ;-)
Sad that his own looks and his image is destroyed 😥
I saw the Colonel in Vegas.. with a chick on each arm. The word is.. he liked 'em young.. and two at a time. He was a thigh, leg, and breast man.
Classic
Man after me own heart !
made me laugh :)
I was expecting you to be serious and realized this was a joke lol
Ur too chicken to say that to him in person i bet🤣
Anybody reading this? I honestly believe a low budget MOVIE can and should be made in Col. Sanders honor. He was a true entrepreneur. An American legend now. Don't you all think?
I got to meet him in 1976. Very nice man.
Nice. I'm sure he would be unhappy with the way kfc is now
I wouldn't call his life "tragic". He had his struggles. challenges and obstacles to overcome just like everybody else on the planet, but he was persistent . He never gave up and kept on trying. That falls under the category of a "successful" life outcome in my book. Persistence is key.
His success came with a lot of work determination and a bit of luck obtaining the american dream late in life despite the legal battles even achieving sucess.
Spot on rich eaton
How "tragic!" Millennials want to be able to buy a $750,000 condo in mid town, a walk from the bistros by age 28 - with that shit bachelors degree in HS business math, lol.
The Real Colonel is spinning in his grave right now !
*Every other Colonel Sanders in the commercials exist*
Me: "So that was a fucking lie"
Lol
Wtf just got a KFC ad
lol
im 61 and i still love kentucky fried chicken and their gravy
U got quite the six pack for eatin fried chicken.
windstorm1000 and for being 61
@@Georges_IV That's probably just a pic of his favorite male porn star. 🤣
Poor you.
Well I mean I am dating him now
I'm glad someone like him existed in this world
Man got conned in the end. So sad.
I wish to try his real recipe. Must be heaven.
Maybe it's just me but minus the 70's ... every since the 80's Era was over... not that many fast food chains ever tasted the same period. I remembered when even pizza had stringy cheese but now when you left it up... it's just crust and cheese with no strings attached lol.
FACTS.....💯💯💯💯💯
I wish I could go back in time and set up a boxing match between Colonel Sanders and Dave Thomas (Wendy's founder).
Send that idea to ERB.
Colonel Sanders was Dave Thomas's Mentor getting him started.
The MTV program Celebrity Deathmatch did that. Dave Thomas won.
best background song for a tragic video
If I were a military vet I would be offended at someone like him calling himself "colonel" when he never served in the military. It's like someone getting an honorary Doctorate degree for giving a college a donation and calling themselves "Doctor" the rest of their lives.
You didn't mention when he shot the guy that was screwing with his sign.
Oh shit this guy goes hard
Yeah lol.
Bucket of chicken was the best invention!!!👍❤️❤️❤️❤️
"Get Kentucky Fried Chicken; really finger-lickin' good / Col. Sanders special recipe / So if you're in the mood / For some fabulous food / Just say 'Kentucky Fried Chicken for me!'" Radio commercial jingle that I remember from the early 1960s.
I found this when looking up staying alive
Even tho I wasn’t born back then people say that kfc was so much better before back then.
This is sad. I'm sure the recipe doesn't resemble his original one at all.
Imagine what it tasted like originally. It was SOOOOO much better when I was a kid, and even then Sanders was complaining that it was crap. Now it's absolutely inedible.
Late Colonel Sanders soul rest in great peace!!
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🇳🇵Hail Nepal !!!
The last two times I walked into a KFC, I turned around and walked back out. The place looked dirty and smelled awful.
should the the KFC where i live
its not take away chicken walks out before you buy it
We are going on a trip to eat our chicken strips
Eating all the fries,
LItTle fAt guYs
Thank you so very much❤🙏💕
He started KFC after he turned 65. Incredible!
Yet another tragic story of a troubled MILLIONAIRE. P.S. Before he was buried, he was deep fried and placed in bucket with coleslaw and mashed potatoes.
Eric Von Dumb Also with his secret blend of 11 herbs and spices
Nope! The worms got him. lol