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More than 30 years of your favorite fried chicken In 1989, Krispy Krunchy Chicken® opened its first location in Southern Louisiana. The founders did what no one thought they could, making mouth-watering, perfectly-seasoned chicken ready to go – right out of a convenience store! All these years later, our chicken is freshly made in over 2600 locations across 47 of our United States (Montana, we’re coming for you!). Every piece of our chicken and tenders is marinaded in a proprietary mix of mild but oh-so-flavorful spices, then double hand-breaded and fried to golden perfection. We serve it with the best sides around and most every order comes with a little bit of crowning glory – a freshly baked biscuit, generously drizzled with pure honey goodness.

CHICKEN & BISCUIT TOTAL CALS TOTAL FAT CALS TOTAL FAT (g) SAT (g) TRANS (g) CHOL (mg) SOD (mg) TOTAL CARBS (g) DIETARY FIBER (g) SUGAR (g) PROT (g) 2Pc Chicken Dark & Biscuit 720 420 47 10 2.5 170 1660 40 3 8 35 2Pc Chicken Mixed & Biscuit 960 540 60 12 2.5 230 2420 48 4 9 58 2Pc Chicken White & Biscuit 800 430 48 9 2.5 175 2090 43 4 9 49 3Pc Chicken Dark & Biscuit 1040 620 69 14 2.5 275 2350 50 4 9 54 3Pc Chicken Mixed & Biscuit 950 520 57 11 2.5 235 2430 47 4 9 61 3Pc Chicken White & Biscuit 950 530 59 11 2.5 225 2440 47 4 9 59 4Pc Chicken Dark & Biscuit 1190 710 79 15 2.5 340 2690 55 5 9 66 4Pc Chicken Mixed & Biscuit 1270 720 80 15 3 345 3120 57 6 9 81 4Pc Chicken White & Biscuit 1340 730 81 15 3 350 3550 59 6 9 95 JUST CHICKEN Listed by the piece TOTAL CALS TOTAL FAT CALS TOTAL FAT (g) SAT (g) TRANS (g) CHOL (mg) SOD (mg) TOTAL CARBS (g) DIETARY FIBER (g) SUGAR (g) PROT (g) Breast 390 200 22 4 0 125 1110 12 2 0 36 Leg 150 80 9 1.5 0 60 350 4 1 0 12 Thigh 320 200 23 4 0 105 690 10 1 0 19 Whole Wing 160 100 11 2 0 50 360 5 1 0 10 1Pc Cajun Tender 160 70 8 1 0 40 450 8 1 0 16 CAJUN TENDERS TOTAL CALS TOTAL FAT CALS TOTAL FAT (g) SAT (g) TRANS (g) CHOL (mg) SOD (mg) TOTAL CARBS (g) DIETARY FIBER (g) SUGAR (g) PROT (g) 4Pc Cajun Tender & Biscuit 900 400 45 7 2.5 160 2410 57 5 9 66 BUFFALO WINGS Listed by the piece TOTAL CALS TOTAL FAT CALS TOTAL FAT (g) SAT (g) TRANS (g) CHOL (mg) SOD (mg) TOTAL CARBS (g) DIETARY FIBER (g) SUGAR (g) PROT (g) Traditional Wings – Buffalo 80 ...

The Wise Man’s Fear, the second volume of Patrick Rothfuss’ Kingkiller Chronicle, turned ten earlier this month with relatively little fanfare. When The Name of the Wind reached the decade mark, we got a beautifully illustrated 10th anniversary edition filled with extra goodies. Now the sequel’s anniversary has come and gone, and we’re still waiting for news on book three—at this point, we have about as much information on the upcoming Doors of Stone as Kvothe has on the Chandrian. And yet the last ten years have provided fertile ground for theories and speculations, as well as a number of reread podcasts and deep dives into the world of Temerant. I, for one, am a fan of Thus, I thought it would be appropriate to mark the anniversary with a refresher on the major burning questions I have about this beautiful story-in-progress—so without further ado, here are ten questions I hope to see answered in The Doors of Stone. 1. How does Kvothe get Folly? In the Waystone Inn, Kote hangs a sword up behind the bar with the word “Folly” burned beneath it in the dark wood. Be wary of folly. Speaking of… 2. Will Kvothe see Abenthy, his first teacher, again? If you recall, the arcanist Abenthy taught Kvothe rudimentary sympathy and also had a discussion with Kvothe’s parents about the Chandrian before he left their troupe. In my opinion, Ben knew more than he let on about the Chandrian, and he certainly left the troupe at an oddly convenient time, just before the massacre. The last two l...

KKC also offers a unique set of sides -- another aspect that sets the chain apart (though not every side is available at every location). Like Popeyes and KFC, the chain offers mac & cheese and biscuits, though the latter comes coated in a cocoon of honey. But the menu also includes surprising items like rice-and-pork stuffed boudin bites, jambalaya, peach cobbler, sweet potato pie, and even breakfast empanadas filled with egg and chorizo. Those in the know are obsessed. “Their fried chicken is ill,” exclaims former Top Chef contestant, New York-based restaurateur, and unabashed KKC fan Dale Talde. “The first time I had it was in Brooklyn," he explains, but he prefers a Miami location that stocks "mounds" of the fried chicken. “I go there every time that I’m in Miami, and I’m in Miami once per month," he adds. "It’s bomb-as-fuck.” Cole Saladino/Thrillist Considering that KKC has a jaw-dropping 2,200 locations in 41 states and one US overseas territory, it's surprising that the destination-worthy chicken still hasn’t become a household name. The chain is slightly smaller than Popeyes, which by comparison has 2,700 locations worldwide — only 500 more than KKC — but commands a larger name. (KKC is also larger than Chick-fil-A, which has Talde and Cleveland-based chef Jeremy Umansky, a fellow KKC superfan, were both shocked at discovering that their local KKCs weren’t just local mom-and-pop operations. “Until we started talking about it, I didn’t know they were a chain,” Umans...

Key people Dan Shapiro (CEO (2021)) Website Krispy Krunchy Foods LLC, also known as Krispy Krunchy Chicken ® or KKC, is a quick-serve History [ ] Krispy Krunchy Chicken ®, founded in Louisiana in 1989, is a quick-serve solution for convenience stores, truck stops, universities, casinos and big box retailers across the U.S. The store-in-store concept allows licensees to serve hand-breaded, mild Cajun-spiced fried chicken and all white meat tenders to its guests, to increase their in-store profitability and drive frequency. The full menu also includes a variety of sides and the brand’s trademark honey biscuits. With convenience store businessman Dan Shapiro as Krispy Krunchy Chicken's executive vice president and owner, ® products increased from being carried in 200 convenience stores to being carried in over 2,200 in 2006. Annual sales were $12.6 million that year. In 2014, annual sales were $155 million. In 2017, there were 509 new Krispy Krunchy Chicken stores and a total of 2,294 stores across the United States and in Malaysia and American Samoa. Business model [ ] KKC mostly partners with owners of convenience and grocery stores to sell its products. Operators of Krispy Krunchy Chicken locations do not pay franchise or royalty fees. Instead, operators pay Krispy Krunchy Chicken to distribute inventory (equipment and graphics) to their stores. Products [ ] Krispy Krunchy Chicken offers The company's fried chicken sandwich includes hand-breaded fried chicken, dill pickles...

Contents • 1 Plot description • 2 Works in the series • 2.1 Main trilogy • 2.2 Companion tales • 2.3 Editions and translations • 3 Background and publication • 4 Derived works • 4.1 TV series, Movie and Video Game • 5 References Plot description [ ] The Kingkiller Chronicle is presented as the autobiography of • The frame story, where • The narration, which comprises the story of Kote's past as The series alternates between the third and first person perspective. The present-day interludes are in the third person, alternating from an omniscient perspective to that of several characters, while the story of Kvothe's life is told entirely in the first person from his own perspective. The series also contains many Works in the series [ ] Main trilogy [ ] # Title Pages Chapters Audio US release 1 662 92 27h 58m March 27, 2007 2 994 152 42h 59m March 1, 2011 3 Companion tales [ ] Rothfuss has written several short pieces taking place within the setting of the world of The Kingkiller Chronicle, with more expected to be published at some point. The stories do not focus on Kvothe. The short story " The Name of the Wind, and is told from the perspective of a tree. The novella The Lightning Tree, featuring The Doors of Stone. Editions and translations [ ] Main article: The novels in the Kingkiller Chronicle series are first published in hardcover and are later re-released as paperback editions. They have been translated into more than thirty languages worldwide. Background and public...

From best friends to business partners From classmates to co-founders, Paige and Emily were inspired to start KKC after realizing their passion for helping others grow their own businesses and organizations through digital marketing. KKC is a women-owned, boutique, full-service communications and marketing agency serving clients from coast to coast. A passion for entrepreneurship, writing, and design created a vision of helping businesses thrive. KKC is committed to using data-driven strategy to help you grow and reach the success you desire. co-founder Emily Koch Emily Koch is an Ottawa-based marketer, producer, and entrepreneur. Originally from Halifax, Nova Scotia, she moved to Ottawa to attend Carleton University. Completing a degree in journalism, she is able to work seamlessly under pressure while meeting strict deadlines. Having the natural ability to communicate, write, and manage social media, Emily used these skills to help build KKC. She is a creative designer, writer, and editor, with an instinct for project management. co-Founder Paige Kahkonen Paige Kahkonen is an Ottawa-based communications strategist, graphic designer, and entrepreneur. With a Bachelor of Journalism and a minor in business and French from Carleton University, she is motivated by a desire to implement measurable and positive change from within businesses. Paige has expertise in journalism and marketing, with strong writing skills and an eye for creative design. She has experience working as ...