KFC’s Famous Bowl contains mashed potatoes topped with gravy, corn, cheese, and bits of fried chicken, a one-bowl combo that felt like madness at the time it was released in 2006. Now it’s iconic
his second comedy album, with its standout riff about the Famous Bowl and how it represents everything depraved about the American psyche.
“That’s their most popular item,” Oswalt continues. “America has spoken. Pile my food in a fucking bowl like I’m a dog.” He jokes further that Americans would love their dinner blended and injected into their arteries . With the rise of the desk lunch, Oswalt’s bit now sound dated. As he lists the ingredients and evokes images of filth and carelessness, all I can think is that a bowl sounds kind of appealing and I’m now hungry. His passion really should have obliterated the Famous Bowl from menus everywhere. But 13 years later, our ability to order KFC’s “failure pile in a sadness bowl” remains, and remains popular.was a very specific year in food.
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