Write about a favorite drink or food. In way at way is this drink or food healthy or unhealthy. By Ramil Mahapanyawong

       

Fried chicken  is one of my favorite dish ever! Fried Chicken is my childhood favorite dish. I always remember that my housekeeper did it very well because she have a cooking skills and have a secret recipes from her grandmother from Vietnam. The chicken was marinated by salt pepper and scatter a breadcrumbs thus when I chew it was crunchy. It had a little bit of salty taste. I can eat without anything. The taste of bare chicken is very yummy.  

Even though fried chicken is the most delicious dish for me. I can eat it everyday in contrary it’s such a unhealthy food. If eat without control you can be a Gout due to the fact that uric acid was collect at the joints of the bones causes you to have swollen joints and extremely painful.

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