KFC has launched a pizza and people can't handle it

'Chizza' is a combination of pizza and fried chicken, with fried chicken as the crust


News Desk February 11, 2017
PHOTO: KFC

Fast food giant Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) has come up with a mashup which is any fried chicken lovers dream come true.

The fast food giant known for its fried chicken has taken a step further and is serving pizza. KFC and pizza? You read that right!

However, this is no ordinary pizza. The 'chizza' is a combination of pizza and fried chicken, with fried chicken as the crust.

“All chicken, no crust” as KFC describes it, the chizza is “100% chicken fillet marinated, perfectly seasoned and cooked to a glorious gold, then layered with delicious pizza toppings such as pizza sauce, chicken ham, pineapple chunks, mozzarella and topped with signature KFC cheese sauce.”



 

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After news of the chizza spread worldwide, KFC issued a clarification stating that the new item is exclusive to Singapore. “We wish to clarify that it is currently only being launched in Singapore… so you guys will have to stay tuned to your local KFC FB pages for future updates!” it said.



When inquired about whether the chizza will make it to Pakista, KFC Pakistan representative, Abbas Mehdi, said they'll announce it soon on their Facebook page.

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Here's what people thought of the chizza:









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COMMENTS (5)

Jay | 7 years ago | Reply Why, my dear people of Pakistan, are you falling for this disgusting food? Do you not see the obesity in America? Do we not have enough fatty, unhealthy foods in Pakistan that we need to import more unhealthy food habits from abroad?
Haris | 7 years ago | Reply @Ali S ... apropos you religion, you should avoid reading articles about food that contains meat.
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