A shocking incident has emerged from KFC’s HSR Layout outlet in Bengaluru, raising grave food safety concerns. A woman alleged she was served a Zinger Burger with a foul odour and rotten meat. When she complained, staff allegedly dismissed it as “sauce smell” and offered a vegetarian burger instead. Other customers reportedly found similar spoiled food and forced entry into the kitchen, uncovering filthy conditions—blackened oil, mouldy meat, and dirty coating water. The page “Karnataka Portfolio” shared videos showing the unhygienic setup. When police arrived, staff allegedly locked the kitchen for 30 minutes while continuing Swiggy and Zomato deliveries. The company, however, dismissed the allegations as fake news and asserted that it sources high-quality chicken from reputed suppliers in the country. A spokesperson said: "Reserving all our rights, we strongly condemn the spread of misinformation and content such as this which misrepresents the brand. Customers are advised to exercise caution before relying on such misinformation and are welcome to request a kitchen tour across any of our restaurants in India by speaking with the restaurant manager." Cancer-Causing Substance Ethylene Oxide Detected in 527 Indian Items, Including 54 Labelled Organic, Prompts Food Safety Discussions, Here's What You Need To Know.

Rotten Meat, Filthy Kitchen Found at Bengaluru KFC Outlet

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