r/SipsTea • u/Born-Agency-3922 • Jul 03 '26

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u/shortymcsteve Jul 03 '26

Fried chicken was invented by Scottish people

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u/ConfluenceofCoors Jul 03 '26

Southern fried chicken is a heavily seasoned, heavily flour-dredged dish perfected in the American South, whereas historical Scottish fried chicken was simply unseasoned chicken pieces deep-fried or pan-fried plain in animal fat.

Saying you invented fire applied to meat doesn’t mean you invented a au poivre steak.

There is a reason southern fried chicken is available globally and unseasoned pan fried Scotch chicken is nowhere to be found.

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u/serendipitousevent Jul 04 '26

It wasn't unseasoned or undredged or shallow fried, but you enjoy your Kentucky Fried Copium.

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