 In the U.S., it's mostly bone-in chichen cuts. In Japan and Korea, at least, it's more about boneless chicken sandwiches. The portion sizes are also more smaller, which -- let's face it -- is healthier.
In the U.S., it's mostly bone-in chichen cuts. In Japan and Korea, at least, it's more about boneless chicken sandwiches. The portion sizes are also more smaller, which -- let's face it -- is healthier.If fast food is a "sometimes food," then it stands to reason that less is better.
 
 
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