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KFC's New Hot Shot Bites

I'm not a big fan of fast food. Perhaps it's because when I was in college, I ate the stuff every day and my weight and overall well-being suffered as a consequence. After learning how to moderate my consumption of such food and losing 45 lbs., however, I will get a craving for it every now and again (once a month) - usually in the form of Culver's. Upon seeing the recent KFC ads for their new Hot Shot Bites dish, though, I suddenly had an urge to give that a gander. If there's one thing I love, it's spicy food, and after reading a couple of reviews on the dish which laid claim that it was by far and away the spiciest meal on the KFC menu, that finally pushed me over the edge to get my monthly fast-food meal.

After trying the Hot Shot Bites, I'd have to say for a fast food meal, it's pretty darn good as well as quite spicy. No, I don't have a craving for it every day now or anything. I only get that with Indian food. However, the one or two times a month I get a fast-food craving, I'm now going to be hard-pressed whether to take my services to Culver's or make my mouth burn just a bit with KFC's Hot Shot Bites. If you like spicy food and your stomach can handle fried fast-food every now and again, I'd recommend giving this new KFC dish a try. If not, then I'd probably stay as far away from it as possible.
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