Behind the Scenes at KFC Canada

[@GregSzarama]

David looks like his bodyguard... scoping out the room for anyone who will try to steal the recipe. 2:10

[@NoName-nq8vc]

Chef dude just stands there like an idle GTA character cause they told him "don't put your hands in your pockets or do anything weird"

[@robso2373]

He stands like Korean militaries at the DMZ

[@weeedz21]

Thats what i like to say 😉😉😉🤣🤣🤣

[@A-n-dy]

lol

[@ScaryRevenant]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@philipsnimesh]

To be frank this video was more educational and well explained by the Staff. This video shows how professional is KFC and how serious they take their business.

[@Anteater23]

You actually think they do it like this when the customers aren’t in the kitchen?

[@weeedz21]

It's always up to the people how serious and professional you want to do your job

[@kiandodd5670]

11:30 flour not topped up enough. would get marked down for that on a kfc inspection

[@3252fly]

Back in the day in Orillia Ontario @ " The Sundial Restaurant ", the colonel attended the first opening of his KFC with my boss Rob greenwood. I was the first person to cook and run the drive-through. I had 6 hand-dipped pressure cookers running all the time.

[@sheenajho3222]

😱😱💪💪

[@OhTylerB]

You just know David felt awkward AF having to stand there like that. Feel for him.

[@connorwright38]

What they don't show as well is how much a shift runner or manager blames the cooks for every little thing that goes wrong. Don't show how a cook gets told to stop cooking for a bit then getting verbally abused for not having chicken cooked the second they want it also don't show how filthy the back can get during a busy lunch or dinner time rush, which again is the cooks fault according to management. By the way I speak from experience, I was a cook for KFC in the UK.

[@kiandodd5670]

init. team leaders are all brain dead

[@minotaur818]

oh course they didn't show that you moron

[@Ronsonator]

Anyone else come to this video after watching another older video on KFC training??? I'm happy to see the progress on cooking such delicious fast food chicken.

[@jss5864]

I worked before at kfc many years ago in the philippines and we dont have that kind of fryer. The kfc in the philippines uses Henny Penny Fryers but some of the methods shown on here is the same in the philippines

[@dgrimzg601]

Why David back there standing like that? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ayyazghauri]

Where I can get racking chart? Somebody can provide

[@ITSMRPOPO]

Gotta say, I am a kitchen hand at KFC and this is semi-accurate although there is ALOT of show put on for this. For 1, we use gloves when breeding the chicken 2 wash our hands almost every 2 minutes, 3 use bare hands to handle the cookers and keep them on "Drop" temp (About 175-180 degrees C), only record chicken temp and times for the OP diaries and some other things, but this is farely accurate. Plus idk about other KFC's but usually music is blaring and the breeding table is 10x more messy xD

[@darkwoodfarms1040]

ITSMRPOPO1804 I would use more than gloves for breeding the chickens. And don’t get caught, that is illegal in most states.

[@cheesebutt1000]

Ooooooo I want to see the breeding table!👍🍆🚬👪

[@ktloz2246]

Just make sure u grease the glove before u breed the chickens. :)

[@AdventureAdvent]

This is true man

[@crystalshannonboynton5891]

Whoa your guys stuff look so better than nz well the cold burger station area. Even the cooks area is better 😍😍

[@spadamixinglife]

I cant clean the water in a pressure setutaion

[@SonicBoomC98]

So Crispy and Spicy have a different breading mix than original?

[@leobernalte]

Thanks to the KFC management and the show us their secret kitchen on how they cook their KFC... Very clean and advance...

[@tashathepsychiatricnurse5566]

Why I love living in Toronto . I’m Orginally am from Pennsylvania and they neverrrrrrrrrrr do this in USA

[@seanwojcik6068]

Love the staff room 😂 a table

[@Landaux]

Yeah they open them up there in Canada while they close ALL of them down here in the south like Louisiana and been closed since yes 2017 or 2018

[@TheMrWorme]

i have worked in a KFC for a few years, we NEVER and i mean NEVER discarded any product after 90min or any other period of time. some people would get 3h old chicken, if your chicken was nasty tasting/super dry that's why. also NO book to record when the trays come up.

[@thegoldenboy294]

whats the time, temp, pressure?

[@real_Pinoy]

Paul Games please tell me Paul i'm so interested why is KFC Chicken so damn Greasy compared to mary browns & Popeyes ?

[@TheMrWorme]

its cooked in a pressure cooker for about 20 min so it's basically submerged in oil, it absorbing the oil, that's why its so greasy

[@mgtow5336]

I started KFC over 4 decades ago - say twice year, Always hot, crispy and juicy, Bought it once a year after that, noticing it wasn't like it once was. Gave up a decade ago and make my own on my birthday with my 6 herbs and spices and in my pressure cooker. Since then, friends and family at social events demand I make mine for them. I get free beer and at times the 'special' chicken = chick.

[@krystianmatyja7302]

Paul games. I work in KFC and if you don't waste the product after it should be then you're in trouble. And also, the books are gone. Now it's computer that says how much stuff you have to waste and when. The numbers are added to computer automatically as you press the product and quantity on the pressure fryer.

[@john15008]

It's actually nice to hear a KFC employee speak proudly about the brand. I live in the Toronto area and service is universally BAD here. Employees are generally indifferent, unapologetic when service is slow, they're not polite and refer to their famous Original Recipe as "regular" chicken. You would NEVER, EVER hear that in the United States.

[@diptastik5651]

Of course he is going to speak proudly lol. His bosses will see this. Do you think he will have a job if he slags it off?

[@6530517]

KFC in Canada use to be a nice clean place but not now.

[@ghostrobot24]

@15:00 kinda like the kickstarter of its time... kinda like starting a business bro

[@garryvish]

The guy David look so proud .. he does not move. He looks like he took 5 doses of mdma to rip this thing apart

[@fraaxpride]

Lol that chef standing like an NPC

[@danishuddin9752]

Great explanation

[@Gameplayery]

thanks for the video ! i'm starting to work at KFC at this gives me a very good idea of what to do as a cook

[@thegoldenboy294]

can you say the time, temp, pressure ratio? and the secret ingredients?

[@Jay-zu5yb]

@@thegoldenboy294 all us cooks know is the time and temp nothing else

[@catharinecarrington2705]

​@@Jay-zu5ybis fantastic how they do the methods of the chicken and you see fresh you seen more fresher than the in Toronto Canada can I show the students how to do is how how to do diver cooking school and I'll show you how it's done professionally in Toronto Canada and sorry England you fail on that Toronto Canada do more professionally and explain more better the Americans explaining more better than a professionally done an offer Americans and Canadians I've got a great language and they know how it's done and Americans got a fantastic I'm into Richard Dean Anderson is an American and I like Harry speaks he speaks Softly in a great voice Dean Anderson is one of the greatest macgyver's of all time and I move their location over to British Columbia Canada the film location remove the film location over to Bermuda film location from and it comes under paramount I moved it back over to British Columbia and no film in the locations over there got fantastic Vue Cinemas and all that over there in Fantastic sites and the restaurant so they've got Taco Bell is Taco Bell are McDonald's I got McDonald's and that's comes under American brand

[@AntmeetsMelbourne]

Abbotsford, BC!!!

[@transitdude3352]

Question...why is David standing with his legs spread?

[@shah1783]

Well , he thought he is at millitary school of something...or that his own style of standing..

[@firstname3219]

It looks like he has a butt plug in.

[@triballing]

Never knew they had machines like that for breading chicken.

[@rollergirl55]

Wash hands starting with each finger, then palms, top of hands, the arms for at least 1 minute.

[@BigSplenda1885]

Lol they really didn't like that "chicken is dead" comment 😂😂

[@aknimch]

Thanks for the effort ad the info

[@DClean]

Soooo, you basically did an hours worth of KFC new-hire training, except you paid them as opposed them paying you to be trained.

[@Artofficial1986]

Why in the beginning is David standing like he's waiting to dash across the restaurant and choke me the fuck out. He has the body language of a Eastern European hit man. Guy cooks hella good chicken though.

[@drupe3000]

can u take the herbs ans spices home

[@vishsarat]

S u can 😜

[@oz9680]

there are plenty good recipes for fry chicken on youtube.No need to even want the spices.

[@user-rz6eo7yd1i]

Same process like we do im MXN

[@user17763]

It's completely different I work at kfc in Georgia in the US

[@Anteater23]

Cool

[@Anthares666]

Great video! I work in KFC Venezuela.

[@thegoldenboy294]

can you say the time, temp, pressure ratio? and the secret ingredients?

[@oconnorjames]

The gravy is made from the fallen coating in the deep fryer that collects at the bottom end of night, mixed in the morning with boiling water and flour to thicken. If you get it watery it's because the manager is lazy and cheap to make new batch and keep adding water to the batch. Also they didn't show they fold the wings, and crack the thighs before cooking. They fry everything with Crisco shorting.

[@Loki-sp3dx]

Where the gloves at im about to start working at kfc ill update you guys on some of this stuff in florida there set-up does look the same

[@dphorgan]

Loki 7120 How's it going?

[@Loki-sp3dx]

Whats up

[@Jay-zu5yb]

I started about 4 months ago I'm 14 btw and I can pretty much do everything in the store

[@Loki-sp3dx]

@@Jay-zu5yb hope they pay u good

[@Jay-zu5yb]

@@Loki-sp3dx I've gotten 3 raises in less then 2 months I make about 10 an hour now

[@rollergirl55]

If the herbs & spices weigh more than the flour, then the colour should be green, not white.

[@michaelmacias8]

Did he ever mention what that one or two spices were?

[@marzsit9833]

he said salt and pepper.

[@dexm8846]

They use to brown (open fry) then pressure cook for the final cooking /browning. Cool video though!

[@leonfong4456]

I wonder how much does the chicken cook get paid?

[@michaelmccarthy2917]

I live in Australia and I get 14.80 an hour

[@joseborjas9011]

@@michaelmccarthy2917 I live in El salvador. And get 8 U.S dollars a day!!

[@StijnNLDutch]

@@joseborjas9011 8 dollar a day????

[@whatshappend7971]

"Don't touch it" 😂😂

[@cheesegrillz]

Good job David!

[@marcparadis2001]

They don't use gloves?

[@hongshi8251]

Those velocity pressure cookers nowadays can handle 26 lbs at a time. I’m thinking that a good comparison would be the marinated birds vs seasoned breaded. Sanders was working with a totally different bird when he started up. Requires longer cooking time and difficult to get consistent browning of the breading. Thanks for the video

[@discoveryman59]

KFC cuts the chicken pieces in half, sometime even smaller. KFC is a shell of it former self! The Colonel Sanders must be spinning in his grave! His restaurant has gone so far downhill, and he was ALL about quality!! RIP Colonel...

[@GP_Blend]

100%

[@Ria-Tv]

Very Nice love KFC

[@Sangeychhonjin]

Thank you

[@noushadkt5175]

i would like work in canada i have 3 year experience pizza hut as a shift manager . how can i apply to this company

[@MrVee24]

Company website maybe?!?!

[@DG-yp9oy]

Show this too PETA

[@goodmeal12345]

how do they prepare the breading of spicy crunchy chicken , please ??

[@jefketheboss4009]

dcspeedskater Any Change you know what spicy spices they put in it? Do they put it in the flour(breading) or after the chicken is frying?

[@jefketheboss4009]

dcspeedskater Ty for response Bro..

[@Kj-jc8oj]

Jefke Theboss I think dcspeedskater is right I would think they would marinate it before breading but we only make oringal and crispy were I work

[@chyna_face]

goodmeal12345 the spicy chicken is marinated and then put in flour dipped in the water then back in the flour that’s how the spicy crunchy chicken is battered the extra dip in the water then back in flour is what gives it the extra crunchy skin🤗

[@DJ.LakeSea]

Great video! It shows exactly how KFC is meant to be prepared. Sadly though, its hard to trust that these high standards will be followed by the teenage workers they employ, especially when under the pump during the dinner time rush hours. But, still, I do love me a nice feed of Dirty-Bird!

[@Xstr3ngthz]

If kfc had crispy chicken like popeyes it would be better..why its soggy is beyond me, in canada kfc needs to step up their game

[@jeanpeter5578]

Very interesting and well presented & yes why do they not wear gloves?

[@chivari100]

It can get in the food and be a real bad time

[@willduggan6170]

Before eating my KFC, I always whisper a silent prayer to the selfless Gallus gallus domesticus that selflessly surrendered its life force for me in order to that I, a mere human can savour it's sacrificial flesh. The herbs and spices are purely incidental.

[@ashokedas6975]

That's Original recipe (OR) My most favorite in KFC , I'm ex- kitchen chef of the day, India, kolkata❤

[@Schotty321]

I control several mass food production places. Word to the wise, if you doing a training video where are you gloves?

[@semco72057]

Plenty of work goes into making their chicken and different than other restaurants and that is great and the reason I love their chicken most of all, especially their original recipe chicken.

[@EverythingTammy]

YIKES...Where are THEIR GLOVES???🧤 I was like 😩😩😩 when he put his BARE HANDS ✋🏼 in that flour...But THX U 4 sharing tho. It was VERY interesting to watch. 🤗

[@SuperSpecies]

Do you know what boiling hot oil does?

[@EverythingTammy]

@@SuperSpecies I have a good idea, but let’s hear your prospective. I have Google as well, so I want to know your thoughts, not Google’s…thx u!

[@EverythingTammy]

@@SuperSpecies & yea…I wanna let u know b4 u answer the question above. I’ve been through RIGOROUS steps working in a SCHOOL kitchen & know of the Health dept coming in & INSPECTING you, personally! They check your nail lengths to make sure they’re flush w/ the top of your finger tips, hair net placement, etc. U cannot even walk on their floor unless u change outside shoes. Bathroom situations are a whole ordeal. It’s MIND BLOWING 🤯 It’s a VERY EXTENSIVE! So when I see vids like this, I’m curious as to what the standards are. U know…my curiosity is PEEKED 🤣😆

[@real_Pinoy]

So why is Canada's KFC so greasy ? 🤔 don't change oil or they pour grease on chicken after it's made

[@kaosinc]

Yeah and those chips...that grease just pours down your arm doesn't it? chicken juice

[@real_Pinoy]

@Create Tube what Kfc is greasy in Canada unless you love Greasy Chicken & fries

[@ryleyw3684]

ahhh why so secret 😧😭

[@CrybKeeper]

First: The production facility makes a special "secret spice" and "other' ingredients in a marinade. This marinade is shipped to the chicken/meat production facility, where the marinade is applied a specific way, for a specific amount of time. The meat is then shipped to restaurants, where it it's prepared, a specific way. Even the manager in this video, has NO CLUE, how the secret recipe works ;-) I have left out even MORE specific details, due to secrecy standards.

[@perezdavidangel]

Quit lying

[@CrybKeeper]

@@perezdavidangel: Not a lie. Here is more truth: I can make it at home - the original recipe, with eleven herbs and spices. NOT this new one with only three.

[@CrybKeeper]

@@perezdavidangel: The secret is in the marinade at the production facility, where the eleven herbs and spices are infused into the raw chicken for 24 hours - it's not just in the flour or the chicken would taste bland with only the tasty crust. In case no one has researched KFC, the eleven herbs and spices no longer exist - it was reduced to save money and time, several years ago.

[@leonfong4456]

Nice video

[@RebuttalRecords]

The finished texture looks nothing like what KFC outlets used to produce. Combine that fact with the lower quantity (if not absence of) the eleven herbs and spices, and what you're left with is an over-priced product that tastes nothing like it used to. Oh, did I mention the fact there's a dried egg and milk mixture that's added to the breading flour that they didn't bother to mention? The last time I ate KFC from an outlet was three weeks ago, and it tasted mostly of pure sodium. The pieces appeared burnt and the coating was very thin. A total waste of money when better fried chicken can be found elsewhere for a lower price. What qualifies me to say all this? Merely the fact I can emulate the original recipe and texture to a "T". And no, I don't rely on the bullshit "Leaked" version from the Chicago Tribune. My source likely originates from an executive who became pissed off with what the KFC brand has become. I also use a pressure-fryer and a frying medium that consists of canola and shortening blended together. The rest is a solid technique that includes prep, time, and temperature to achieve optimal results.

[@JamesMacpherson1]

So what is the recipe?

[@AbsoluteFidelity]

Total horseshit.

[@RebuttalRecords]

@@AbsoluteFidelity What is horseshit about what I'm saying? Have you eaten their crappy food lately? Prove me wrong.

[@AbsoluteFidelity]

@@RebuttalRecords you could replicate the OR to a T? I call horseshit. And not all branches serve bad chicken. Some still really serve excellent ones.

[@RebuttalRecords]

@@AbsoluteFidelity I'd say pretty darn close, especially the texture. To get the classic texture you need to pressure-fry in a mixture of canola oil and vegetable shortening (2:1 works well). As for the spices, there's an obscure list of them floating around on the 'Net. Not many people know about that recipe, and it's the closest one I've found where the flavor of the OR from the 70s and 80s is concerned.

[@mikecolson2612]

Really you would deep fry your food at home by having a pot of bubbling oil over a exposed heating element or flame. some glad nothing ever happens while doing that. :) BUT sounds scary as hell to me. but if someone from KFC is teaching people about safe food handling and food prep and cooking they obviously know what they are talking about. Thanks KFC.

[@thegoldenboy294]

Sooo, not even the employes get to know the secret ingredients? they take the flour mixed with the ingredients already to the kfc locations?

[@Jay-zu5yb]

The flour comes in large bags which we add first then we add the spices which are in bags also to the mix then hand mix and sift through it once

[@thegoldenboy294]

@@Jay-zu5yb interesting, thanks. What if i took a portion of the spices to analyze for all the ingredients? You think it would work?

[@Jay-zu5yb]

@@thegoldenboy294 probably not as the mixture is so fine and a manager will stop you before you get that far and if you do make it out of the store you'll have a surprise phone call bc every store is cctv monitored good luck

[@robertrobinson6785]

People seriously next time you have KFC take a piece of chicken and have it tested.

[@Reddylion]

Hmm

[@Shawnlyq]

KFC COOKING SCHOOL!? Why aren't you participating already!

[@youtubesystemaccount]

Flour with spices - spices = flour... Hmm, makes sense

[@shah1783]

They don't put an egg batter to the chicken most people does..!

[@michaelmccarthy2917]

Kfc doesn't

[@drupe3000]

give him the day off and give him a gift card

[@TACOPOTENTE]

Great presentation however todays KFC have steered from this and have taken shortcuts !!

[@yubz1496]

wtf wheres the batter then all i saw was water

[@frontcentermusician]

bet the turnover was pretty intense.

[@ahmadzulfadhlimattaib7581]

Malaysia KFC is the best

[@Alyosha-nm4io]

Ohhh this side of youtube

[@ale942009]

Water? You should use buttermilk

[@michaelmccarthy2917]

I believe it would be too expensive

[@whitbyretreat145]

Man, the sophisticated jargons this guy is using "Metal Fatigue" "Flavor Profile" "Decommision the cookers" "These vessels" - shows he got too much of corporate education and sold his soul to bird frying....

[@dreckken8745]

Is David a synthetic human?

[@johngear1415]

David Morefield haha look at the way he’s stood

[@Laffinty8908]

"Hello I am David, an android sent by cyberlife."

[@CallieMasters5000]

He's full of chicken pieces.

[@DClean]

I think hes a hologram, whose appearance is the result of light refracted off of airborne chicken grease molecules?

[@joseborjas9011]

Is a humanoid. Kfc. Sintetic prototype

[@bobblueton]

Everyone seems twacked out y'all must be on some ish up there in canadia. Like the persons foot shaking was irritating in the beginning. The cook guy moving around like he's just itching to batter some chicken, or wait for Canadian dana snyder to stfu. KFC was my second job and it was terrible. I was a cook, nastiest job I ever had. The prep station wasn't grounded properly and if my hands were wet, I'd get a nasty shock preparing the "fresh chicken" We got robbed 3 times while I was there, our little doorbell style alarms under the registers didn't work. I gained about 30 lbs because we could eat whatever we wanted to. We smoked on shift in the restaurant. One time we put leftover nasty ass dark meat chicken in the pissed off dishwasher's tailpipe and he blew his engine because it was packed so hard. He had a heart attack over the stress. It was pure chaos there.

[@bobblueton]

Oh yeah, another time a new guy tried to force open the pressure cooker and ended up going to the hospital for really bad burns and also took the back window cashier with him. It was gnarly. Guess it was my fault for not telling him, but I was 15 and wasn't trained properly either. The store burned down a few years after I left and got rebuilt into something called "freddie's burgers". 90 minutes my ass, we were told to hold until it got sold.

[@geraldmcclellan7564]

just give me five of the eleven herbs and spices and ill figure out the other six😁👌

[@thegoldenboy294]

what you mean?

[@triballing]

Gerald McClellan bread and a bit of pepper. Who says there its healthy haha.

[@casewhite5048]

salt pepper red pepper flake paprika dry mustard powder

[@lisamorris7491]

I'd never eat at KFC

[@ibrahem.channel]

That guy was speaking a lot.

[@CallieMasters5000]

I thought they slaughtered live chickens on the premises to ensure freshness. How disappointing!

[@interstategar]

That's a dumb comment.

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

They have to discard the chicken. Sad, they can't get some of that chicken to the needy.

[@jsiszero]

2/3 Ts Salt 1/2 Ts Thyme 1/2 Ts Basil 1/3 Ts Oregano 1 Ts Celery salt 1 Ts Black pepper 1 Ts Dried mustard 4 Ts Paprika 2 Ts Garlic salt 1 Ts Ground ginger 3 Ts White pepper

[@Optamizm]

Nope... Tastes nice, but isn't it...

[@SynesterMindz49]

Mike McGlock Red pepper flakes?

[@acescher6008]

Ya forgot the msg accent salt that is the main ingredient that keeps everything together and tasty 😊

[@common_sense_supreme]

Plenty of MSG. Also dry egg powder and powder milk is mixed to the flour mix along with spices and salt. The frying oil is also responsible for the specific flavor.

[@zhibaniola6460]

@@common_sense_supreme can I ask what oil?

[@RealDarkBlade]

The problem with any fast food and even normal restaurants is the people working in them.As a company you can have the best practices laid out but if Joe McJoeson decides that washing hands or cleaning as you go does not apply to him, then it's useless ofc

[@dphorgan]

RealDarkBlade True. Especially at that wage point...

[@markbradford6642]

He must be president of the CCA club chicken chokers anonymous club

[@nirvfan81]

I wanna try Canadian KFC cause the USA 🇺🇸 KFC original is disgusting these days. Super oily and cheap tasting now like they left out a few herbs and spices or didn’t cook it right lol. It’s seriously not good in the states anymore. It used to be amazing in the 80s and 90s. My stomach hated me for it last month, the original never tastes the same like it once did and now tastes like cooked in gutter oil or something.

[@MrNice1966]

good video, it didn't show how often the cook has to wash his/her hands. After the chicken is breaded, aren't the hands washed again before the gloves are put on? I didn't see the cook wearing a hairnet, only a baseball cap. why aren't latex gloves worn instead of bare hands, aren't there latex gloves long enuff to use in place of always washing hands and wut about towel lint being transferred onto the hands?

[@thejman36]

Lmao this is why they call it FAST food. News check buddy, if you're worried about stuff like this maybe stop eating fast food. I've seen horrendous things on the other side of the counter.

[@SuperNeontrix]

Latex gloves are not more hygienic than regularly washed hands. In fact, they can often be worse. They aren't immune to bacteria.

[@craigkincy5352]

you have obviously never worked in a commercial kitchen before have you

[@catharinecarrington2705]

The great Colonel Sanders know how to do fantastic recipe the great Colonel Sanders will be truly as a remarkable money puts his mind and agility into the role of Colonel Sanders and that's why is a brilliant physicist scientist on his outstanding loyal famba to the original MacGyver Richard Dean Anderson and Colonel Sanders

[@jacobsinclair9635]

Lol just because thia is how there supposesd to do things doesnt mean they do lmao

[@puzzlebox420]

dope

[@sandrar1376]

No gloves meanwhile...

[@bobguyson6151]

I mean he is handling the final product he does use gloves but during breading it doesn’t matter as all the bacteria will die from the hot oil

[@bonitomusolini3291]

A******

[@fromra8569]

I want some of that dirty fried chikan

[@ianmoonsammy3883]

❤️

[@IrradiatedMushroom]

That "cook" is looking around NOT enthusiastically thinking "Why am I here? Who are these people with camera's? Why are my pants hella tight? wtf!" Non inspired workers appear not inspired on camera. This is a horrible Promo, I really don't want to work for KFC...