Broasted Chicken Stuffed With Cigarettes

Emirates 24/7 ^ | Saturday, September 28, 2013

[nickcarraway]

Worker at a restaurant was smuggling cigarettes to Saudi prisoners

Saudi prison guards could not hide their puzzlement on how the inmates get enough cigarette supplies despite tight security at jail.

Their puzzlement turned into a shock when they found that the culprit was the broasted chicken.

And it was a mere coincidence. A guard was routinely checking the chicken meal brought into the prison in the northwestern town of Hail when he felt a hard item.

“The guard found cigarette boxes were stuffed between the broasted chicken and bread…police discovered that a worker at a chicken restaurant was smuggling the cigarettes to the inmates…the man was arrested,” Ajel newspaper said.

[nickcarraway]

Ping

[cardinal4]

I can only imagine the type of nightmare a Saudi prison would be..

[eyedigress]

Their Obamacare costs just sky-rocketed.

[2ndDivisionVet]

[eyedigress]

It does seem to be “catered”.....

[pluvmantelo]

A number of decades I used the word ‘broasted’ in a word game. My father wouldn’t tolerate it. He said it wasn’t a word. He was correct. It isn’t a word.

[skinkinthegrass]

smokin'

[pierrem15]

“Any o’ yous guys gotta light?”

[Clinging Bitterly]

You made me look it up. Broasting is a word trademarked by the Broaster Company of Beloit, Wisconsin. So, only if you have one of their pressure fryers you can say your stuff is Broasted.

Coincidentally, Saudi Arabia is named as a place where Broasted chicken is very popular. They even have their own answer to KFC, called Al Baik.

[MomwithHope]

Hey Johnny, I clicked on this thread, thought maybe you were posting a recipe!

[pluvmantelo]

I’ll be darned. Indeed, those many years ago I learned the ‘word’ from a TV ad. Must have been the Broaster Corp. or its predecessor. Funny how it apparently IS a word in Saudi Arabia.