Disgusting video shows the moment KFC employees expose the stomach-churning back of house practices they use at an American location
- Disturbing video shows moment KFC employees in America allegedly expose disgusting 'house practices' at their location
- Footage shows workers preparing to close location at end of business day
- In doing so, they appear to be putting away old and discolored food items
- One employee said: 'I don't know why we do it. It's cross-contaminated'
- It's unclear where in America this footage was filmed or when exactly
A disgusting video shows employees at a KFC location in America showing what allegedly happens behind the scenes at the popular fast food eatery.
The video, which appears to have been filmed sometime, has gone viral in recent weeks with over five million YouTube views.
It seems to show how this particular location re-uses dirty mac-and-cheese cups, freezes green beans in old water and sells days-old chicken 'covered in mildew and mold.'
The shocking footage begins with a worker recording a colleague as he is closing the restaurant location for the day.
'So what do you want to the world to know about KFC?' she can be heard asking.
A disgusting video shows the moment employees at a KFC location in America show what's allegedly happening behind the scenes at the popular fast food eatery. A female employee (above) filmed the video that's gone viral
The video allegedly shows how this unknown location re-uses dirty mac-and-cheese cups (above), freezes green beans in old water and sell days old chicken 'covered in mildew and mold'
The video allegedly shows how this unknown location re-uses dirty mac-and-cheese cups, freezes green beans in old water and sell days old chicken 'covered in mildew and mold'
The male colleague can then be seen lifting containers of food from the fridge, as one of them contains green beans floating in murky looking water.
He then pours what appears to be water from some old cups into the container of food.
'So you mean to tell me, the same stuff you have in those cans all day, you put in the freezer and sell it to people tomorrow?' the woman asks her male colleague - who is splashing more grey colored water over the vegetables.
He replies, claiming: 'I don't know why we do it. It's cross-contaminated.'
The male colleague can then be seen lifting containers of food from the fridge, as one of them contains green beans floating in murky looking water (above)
The woman then moves her cellphone camera over to a huge pot of what appears to be burnt mac-and-cheese (above) near empty, used cups. She then claims that the cups 'will be recycled for tomorrow.'
Another colleague can be seen smelling the chicken (above) and scrunching his nose while admitting, 'mmm, that's not great.' 'Just think, there must be mold and mildew growing there,' the woman then claims
The woman then moves her cellphone camera over to a huge pot of what appears to be burnt mac-and-cheese near empty, used cups.
She then claims that the cups 'will be recycled for tomorrow.'
A disgusting bowl of grey colored green beans is then shown in the footage, as the man claims, 'these have been here for three to four days.'
The man then shows two containers full of fried chicken before claiming one had been there since 1.30pm that day and the other was cooked around 4.30pm. He claims that the two containers of the chicken will be re-sold the following day.
The labels (above) on some of the items say 'Day 22' on them with the times that they were cooked at
Another colleague can be seen smelling the chicken and scrunching his nose while admitting, 'mmm, that's not great.'
'Just think, there must be mold and mildew growing there,' the woman then claims.
She then flips the camera to her face and says, 'well, that's all you need to know.'
It's unclear where this footage was filmed or when exactly.
A KFC US spokesperson said: 'This video was filmed many years ago and does not reflect our standards or food handling procedures. It unfortunately resurfaces online from time to time, often tagged as various locations inaccurately. The actions of those former employees was unacceptable.'
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