We ordered the Bonafide Mild Chicken from Popeyes and Original Recipe fried chicken from KFC. On this fight, we had no preconceived notions on who the winner would be -- most of us hadn't tried either, and the others had only tried one of the two with nothing to compare to.

After a few minutes, we knew who the winner was -- aside from Cameron, who's taste buds would not give into peer pressure and decided to stray from the rest of us. KFC beat Popeye's 5-1.

What we liked about KFC: It was less greasy than Popeye's. The breading had more of a crunch.
What we liked about Popeye's: We liked the pepper in the breading and the chicken was slightly juicier,  but the grease was too much for most of us to handle.

Regarding the biscuits, it was a clean sweep after one bite -- Popeye's won 6-0. We felt that the KFC biscuits didn't have flavor and had the wrong texture, while Popeye's biscuits were flaky, buttery, and flavorful.

Bon Apetit,
FFF

We paired up into teams of two and ordered burgers as similar to one another as possible from the two restaurants. Before we even took our first bites, the room was split with Mo and Lil Viv boasting the greatness of In-N-Out while the rest proclaimed their love for Five Guys.

After a few minutes of chewing and pondering, we finally came to a conclusion. Five Guys won the battle 4-2, although not with the voters you would have expected. Both Mo and Lil Viv switched sides, choosing Five Guys as their burger of choice, while Mean Cameron (the one who shouted his adoration of Five Guys the loudest) and Em chose In-N-Out.

What we liked about In-N-Out: Some of us preferred the sauce, and we all believed that the patty was better from here
What we liked about Five Guys: Some of us preferred the mustard offered here, and preferred the meat-to-bun ratio. We also thought the lettuce and tomato were fresher here. (We didn't take into account that they offer bacon at Five Guys, because bacon always wins).

**We do concede, though, that had we gotten a double double from In-N-Out, the burgers would have been more comparable. We do intend on redoing this food fight.

As an aside, we also tried their fries (see what we did there?). But fries are something that you just can't compare -- we each have our own likes and dislikes regarding fries, and there's no way you can compare opinions. To each his own fry.

Bon Apetit,
FFF