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New Orleans Flavor is Killer Posted by Pile (9225 views) [E-Mail link] [Junk Food] In a story coincedentally related to the fact that Louisiana ranks near the top in toxic pollution, KFC outlets in China have apologized to customers and stopped selling "New Orleans" flavor roast chicken wings and chicken burgers after finding a seasoning used in the products contains an industrial dye linked to cancer. Of course, is the American media covering this? Nope but Canada is. Details   mmmmmmmm chicken Posted by chicken man on 2005-03-21 20:08:31 i like chicken, chicken is goooood if u dont u like it u can go F@%# Crazy Cancer Chicken Posted by Anony M. Ous on 2005-03-22 11:42:42 What isn't linked to cancer these days? cancer chicken, anyone? Posted by deelicious on 2005-03-22 17:03:20 If that's your attitude, I have some crispy Uranium Chicken I'd like to sell you. It never gets cold! 1 Article displayed.

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