When it comes to the most conscientious food in KFC, I personally think so. To describe it in a few simple words, it is delicious and inexpensive food, which is the most conscientious food. In fact, although many people think that the food in KFC is expensive and uneconomical, many people still like to eat in KFC, because the food tastes particularly good, and there are also some most conscientious foods in KFC.

The 1 th kind is fried dough sticks in KFC. The reason why this kind of food is said to be one of the most conscientious foods is that the fried dough sticks in KFC feel very healthy compared with those in snack bars, and have no oily smell at all, so they don't taste like fried food, and they don't feel greasy at all, and the price is not expensive, so they are considered as a kind of conscientious food.

The second kind is preserved egg lean porridge in KFC breakfast. Actually, KFC may not be very professional in making porridge, but for preserved egg lean porridge, the preserved egg lean porridge made by KFC is still very tasty, delicious, and the key is its high nutritional value. Compared with other things, it is also a very conscientious food.

the third kind is mashed potatoes, because the cost of potatoes is relatively low, so the price of mashed potatoes will not be very high. This kind of food is usually in the set meal, but it may be obscured by other foods, so it looks inconspicuous and many people will not notice it.

But the mashed potatoes in KFC taste very good. The key is that the higher the nutritional value, the more delicious and nutritious it is when eaten with other foods. You decide.

the fourth kind is taro and sweet potato pills, which often appear in KFC packages. Few people order them, but they taste fragrant but not greasy and are rich in nutrition. After reading the most conscientious foods rated by these websites, few people will order these foods, most of which are in the set meal, but 7 adults don't know that they are the "most conscientious" foods and always ignore them. Do you think it's a pity?