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            <title>Hold the KFC burger and pass the fried haloumi</title>
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            <description>It may sound like a risqu&#233; sexual manoeuvre, but in fact it&#8217;s a burger &#45; KFC have decided to rid a chicken burger of its cumbersome bun &#8211; instead of those pesky empty bread calories you now get fried chicken. It&#8217;s called the Double Down.



It&#8217;s two slabs of fried chicken spooning strips of juicy bacon, cheese, and it&#8217;s got almost 2000 kilojoules.&amp;nbsp; Mmmm&#8230; kilojoules. 

Cue the righteous disgust from health professionals.</description>
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