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» Title: Why is it when i get a biscuit at kfc they give me corn syrup and sugar to put on it instead of honey?
» Posted: December 31st, 2006
» Author: admin
» Filed Under: Other - Food Drink.
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6:55 am - January 1st, 2007
cheaper,maybe.
8:11 am - January 3rd, 2007
it’s probably cheaper for them.
3:52 pm - January 5th, 2007
Probably cutting corners _ I’ve noticed that too. Honey is expensive. $16 for a half gallon where I live.
3:32 am - January 7th, 2007
You’re down south. If you want honey with your biscuit you need to go up north
8:24 am - January 8th, 2007
Because all the honey bees are dead or going to be.
4:40 am - January 10th, 2007
the same reason you get maple flavored corn syrup for your pancakes. its cheaper.
11:13 am - January 13th, 2007
Corn syrup is exceedingly cheap to produce in comparison to honey, which is considerably more expensive. Therefore, one can only conclude that KFC want to make as much profit as possible.
Why is corn syrup so cheap? It’s almost certain that it’s made from genetically modified corn - and no one knows the long term risk of ingesting GMO’s. Because companies prefer to make more profit, they choose the cheapest option (which usually isn’t the healthiest option). Even after it’s 15 stage processing (that involves refining it with hydrochloric acid), it still turns out cheaper than honey.
The American price of sugar is artificially far higher than the global price of sugar and the price of corn is artifically low due to government subsidies and cheaper alternatives such as genetically modified corn.