It's different here

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This post is dedicated to futuremind@futuremind and justinparke@justinparke with my famous fast food blog. I haven't been excessively blogging about KFC due to the saturation of fried chicken posts in my blog, so I'm moving away from the fried chicken regime.

More than one occasion I've heard people talk to me over and over again on my photography skill, trust me I'm not. I'm using a horrible phone, with full automatic point to shoot settings, and if the photograph taken make you feel hungry, that's because the food here does looks better.

I've been to different countries McDonald's, KFC, burger king, tried many of their significant localized fastfood from those giant franchise, to found out we Malaysian are the blessed ones. Our local fastfood chain does acquire a substantial amount of localized taste into their product.

You may be asking, isn't that will change the taste profile of the food? which is against the franchise policy? Let me tell you, that's exactly what makes those giant franchise make money here. They will change the taste profile to adapt to the local consumers.

Taco Bell is one of our latest favorite restaurant. I haven't been to Merica, neither mexico before. I don't really know how a traditional taco taste like. I'm just going to assume they follow the recipe from the central kitchen of the franchisor to make an internationally recognized taco from Taco Bell.

And our taco has a crunchy wrap 🤣 I'm pretty sure this only happen in Malaysia. I don't see any other people from the movie where they bite the taco, the tortilla skin started falling off bit by bit. We also have Chocotilla, which is the combination of chocolate paste on a tortilla sandwich.

And then, the cinnamon twist, this is probably one of the crunchiest things I ever had in my life. It's like totally freeze dried pastry and being dip friend to extra all the moisture out of it. The moment you put a stick of pastry on your tongue, the damn thing will bite your tongue 🤣 no it doesn't really bite, due to its dryness, it tend to absorb moisture rapidly and create that sensation of bite.

Last but not least, a burrito with the girth of a banana. Wraps and burritos is not a common food in the country, and therefore you can expect less to avoid disappointment. Check out this video below and you'll get the bigger picture of what kind of localized dishes we put into your favorite happy meal 🤣

It's different here | Ecency