Fast food giant, KFC, has been saying their chickens are “finger lickin good” since 1956. However for a long time, their social media channels have been flooded with complaints of undersized chicken. Champions are not perfect too.

Despite some complaints, we were told by KFC that they have been receiving many compliments for the quality of their iconic fried chicken recently.

Thanks to their new Quality Taste Guaranteed Policy, these sorts of comments are getting lesser, and what is Quality Taste Guaranteed? Read on to find out.

KFC’s Commitment To Provide Uncompromising Quality of Food & Customer Experience

Continuous improvement is an ongoing effort to improve all elements of every company, same goes to KFC.

KFC wants to ensure every fried chicken lover is satisfied hence they’ve launched Quality Taste Guaranteed policy back in May 2022 which allows customers to scan a QR code to replace any unsatisfactory piece of chicken through an online form.

KFC Malaysia Brand Head Stephen Chew (2nd left) and chief marketing officer Chan May Ling (2nd right) unveiled the Finger-Lickin’ Good Campaign in KFC Pavilion KL back in May 2022.

Unhappy With Your Chicken? Get A Replacement Without Conditions

To ensure all fried chicken lovers are able to enjoy the freshest and top notch fried chicken, the

“Quality Taste Guaranteed” policy allows you to request a replacement if the chicken you’re served is not up to par.  This includes if your chicken is not juicy enough, burnt, too greasy, not tender, not hot, and not as flavourful.

To those who are unsatisfied with KFC’s Fried Chicken, all you gotta do is scan the QR code on the table , fill and submit the replacement form. Once you’re done, flash the “Thank You” page at the counter to replace your fried chicken. No questions asked.

Here’s the Secret That Makes KFC’s Fried Chicken So Crispy

Using the “farm to fork” strategy, KFC ensures their fried chicken comes from a steady supply Halal-compliant and high quality ingredients.  All their chicken pieces are delivered into KFC stores throughout the week and are freshly breaded and fried by trained staff everyday.

Head To Your Nearest KFC Outlet To Enjoy The Forever Nostalgic Fried Chicken

When your fried chicken cravings hits, KFC is always there, in fact we’ve been lickin our fingers good at KFC in Malaysia for the past almost 50 years. Nothing beats comfort food like KFC fried chicken. So head over to your nearest KFC outlet and taste the quality yourselves.

For more information, visit KFC’s website. #ItsFingerLickinGood

Also Check Out: KFC Now Allows You To Replace Unsatisfactory Chicken & Released Lunch Sets From RM7.99

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From discounted set meals, Chicken satisfaction guaranteed policy to their NFTs (non-fungible token), here are 5 cool things you wouldn’t want to miss under KFC’s new promotion – It’s Finger Lickin’ Good:

1. Chicken not up to standard? Replace your chicken via KFC’s NEW Quality Taste Guaranteed policy.

Unsatisfied with your fried chicken? You can get it replaced! KFC have rolled out ‘Quality Taste Guaranteed’ policy, where you can request a replacement if the fried chicken you ordered is not  up to standard, by simply scanning the unique QR code provided at the KFC outlet, fill in and submit the replacement form, and show the ‘thank you’ page at the counter to get a replacement, without any cost. 

2. Save money while enjoying KFC’s discounted lunch combo from RM7.99

Image Credit: KFC Malaysia

Finding smart ways to keep costs down on meals doesn’t mean you have to eat less. KFC is reducing the price of some of their popular lunch combos to as low as RM7.99, so that everyone can enjoy their favorite KFC combo.

The promo comprises some of KFC’s hand-picked popular meal:

(1) Snack Plate Combo at RM12.99 (normal price: RM15.49),
(2) Dinner Plate Combo at RM16.99 (normal price: RM19.60),
(3) 1pc-Rice Plate Combo at RM8.99 (normal price: RM10.49),
(4) 2pc-Rice Plate Combo at RM12.99 (normal price: RM15.49),
(5) Zinger Classic Combo at RM10.99 (normal price: RM13.99),
(6) Colonel Burger Combo at RM7.99 (normal price: RM9.49).

Jimat Siang is available from Monday until Thursday between 12pm – 2pm. Available via Dine-in, Take Away & Drive-Thru at *selected of KFC stores nationwide.

3. Own a 1 of 11 Exclusive KFC NFTs!

KFC has teamed up with three Malaysian artists, Wilson Ng, Book of Lai, and Arif Rafhan Othman to produce 11 NFT artwork pieces in honour of KFC’s secret recipe blend of 11 herbs and spices.

You can participate in their social contest, which is happening on KFC’s Instagram page at @kfcmalaysia to win one of three KFC’s exclusive NFT. Users must leave a single comment on the contest post and tag one of the three artists with the hashtags #OriMomentKFC and #ItsFingerLickinGood.

As for the remaining eight NFTs, it went up for bidding on OpenSea and will end on 16 May, starting at 0.08eth.

If you own one of KFC’s NFTs, you’ll receive a RM20 KFC discounted voucher monthly for an entire year through a promo code delivered via your MetaMask wallet.

4. Win KFC Vouchers & Fried Chicken Plushies At Starhill Gallery @ Bukit Bintang

Time to level up your Instagram feed by making your way to Starhill Gallery to snap a photo with KFC’s giant Bucket, overlooking Pavillion Bukit Bintang.

Not only that! You can go and play the claw machine at the same spot to win KFC vouchers and cute Drummie Plushies!

5. Check out KFC new fried chicken 3D billboard in KL

Catch KFC’s 3D fried chicken bursting through the screen! The larger-than-life KFC 3D advertisement is only available at KLCC Junction and Pavilion Elite.

Ready For A Unforgettable Finger Lickin Good KFC Moments

Head over to Starhill Gallery to snap Instagram-worthy photos with the giant bucket chicken. We guarantee you’ll have an exciting time!

If you’re craving for some good fried chicken, don’t miss out on the Jimat Siang promo! Available at limited time only at selected KFC outlets today!

For more information, visit KFC’s website. #ItsFingerLickinGood

Also Check Out: 7 Korean Food Every Spicy Food Lovers Should Try In Korea

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It’s easy to get people excited about fried chicken because everyone loves a good fried chicken. It is super versatile because it goes with simply anything. You can have it with curry, rice, noodles, soup noodles, porridge and basically just anything and everything.

Just to be clear, big chains such as KFC and Texas Chicken were not considered in this list as we believe most people already heard and tasted them, so let’s shine our spotlight on 10 Best Fried Chicken In KL That Are Worth The Calories!

1. Gerai Ah Kow

Gerai Ah Kow is one of the local places that has been around for a while, since the 70s. Constantly packed during lunch hours, fried chicken lovers are flocking over to the stall for their sesame fried chicken. The recipe is created by the second generation owner Mr Ah Kow himself. Imagine tender juicy chicken meat covered in brown crispy chicken skin that has been sprinkled with sesame seeds. You can almost hear the crunch it makes.

Address: Medan Selera, Jalan Raja Muda Abdul Aziz, 50586 Kuala Lumpur
Hours: 11am – 3pm (Closed on Sundays)

2. Gombak Fried Chicken (Non Halal)

If you like crispy fried chickens, this is the stall for you! This is a family business that has been in operation for more than 20 years. Everything is prepared by the owners themselves. The chicken batter is a family secret that keeps everyone coming back for more. If you want your share of these crispy golden chicken, you need to be here early because they only make a limited amount of chicken!

Address: 鸡王炸鸡饭 (金三角美食中心) Lot 28261 Jalan Prima Setapak, 53000, Setapak
Operation Hours: 10am – 5pm

3. Restaurant ZK

Usually known for their fish head Restaurant ZK, today we are focusing on another gem of Restaurant ZK – Fried Chicken. The chicken is wonderfully marinated with spices and then fried to a beautiful golden brown. You can opt to have it with or without madu but do try with it first because it adds a completely different layer of flavor to the chicken! Now having it with their fish head curry, perfect meal for anyday!

Address: 76 Jalan Kampung Attap 50460, Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 11am – 4pm, Daily

4. Chan Sow Lin Fish Head Curry (Non Halal)

This stall is one of the long time local favorite fish head curry stalls that need no name or signboard. It has been operating by a family for about 40 years now with the second generation of the family in charge. Apart from their fish head curry, they also sell golden crispy fried chicken. The chicken is marinated with spices over hot coal before getting deep fried. The coal gives it a smokey flavor that adds to the whole fried chicken experience. It is a must try when you are at Chan Sow Lin.

Address: Jalan Dua, Chan Sow Lin 55200 KL
Operation Hours: 5.30pm – 10pm, closed on Sundays

5. Big Tree Head Mamak

For all you fried chicken lovers in Kepong, this is a stall you will definitely know! This place is a local favorite with most people coming here for the fried chicken. The chicken is well seasoned and succulent with a thin layer of crispy skin that completes your expectations of eating a fried chicken. You can eat it with Nasi Lemak, maggi goreng and so much more!

Address: Persiaran Mergastua, Kepong Baru, 52100 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 4pm – 4am

6. Lim Fried Chicken

Lim Fried Chicken used to located in SS14’s Wong Soon Kee coffee shop before expanding into what it is now. Their fried chicken is served with white rice, a sweet sambal or curry sauce and a side of vegetables. You can also choose to pair it with curry Chee Cheong Fun. If you cannot make it to SS15 for it, don’t worry, they have 4 other outlets across KL.

Address: SS15 branch: 47, Jalan SS15/4, SS 15, Subang Jaya, Selangor.
Operation hours: 10.30am – 10pm, daily

7. Nasi Kandar Zainul

Nasi Kandar Zainal has an array of meat, veggies and curries that you can choose from. Almost everyone will pair it with fried chicken and this is what we are here for. With the fried chicken fresh and hot, you pair it with curry and rice, a spoonful of happiness. You can pair it with kerak, which are the fried batter bits for a bit more crunch and flavor in your nasi kandar. Definitely the place to go for fried chicken and Nasi Kandar!

Address: Medan Medan Selera Kompleks C, Lorong Sultan, Seksyen 52, 46200 Petaling Jaya
Operation Hours: 10.30am – 4pm

8. Broasted Chicken King

Another Halal entry in the list. Broasted Chicken King is a fried chicken place that has roots from the middle east. The chicken recipe is created by the owner himself. They only sell chicken and fish here with menu items that ranges from burgers to fried sets. They fry everything with pressure fryers and that keeps the chicken moist and tender, so that every diners can enjoy hot a fresh fried chicken.

Address: G03, Dataran Jelatek, Jalan Jelatek, Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 11am – 1am

9. Anuar’s Fish Head Curry

It goes without saying that Bangsar is one of the pricier areas to eat in but Anuar’s Fish Head Curry defied that statement by being a bang for your buck! Operating for over 30 years, it has garnered a long line of customers over the years that would wait under the sun just to have lunch here. Apart from their signature fish head curry, their fried chicken is also their star item here. It is well marinated and fried to a beautiful turmeric red color. Pair it with bean sprouts and you got yourself a yummy and affordable meal.

Address: 2, Lorong Ara Kiri 3, Lucky Garden, Bangsar
Operating Hours: 9am – 5pm, closed Sundays

10. Sei Ngan Chye Winner’s Fried Chicken @ Pudu Wai Sek Kai

Among all the stalls in Pudu Wai Sek Kai, there are always some that stand out more than others due to the number of patrons. Sei Ngan Chye Winner’s Fried Chicken must be the stall with the longest queue. No part of a chicken goes waste here, as long as they are edible are also fried and sold, such as chicken feet, neck, carcass and gizzard. Aside from that, they fried their fresh chicken on the spot, assuring their patrons hot and crispy fried chicken.

Address: Pudu Wai Sek Kai (Glutton Street), Off Jalan Pudu, Pudu, 55100 KL
Operation Hours: 5pm – late

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Singaporean owned Korean Fried Chicken brand 4FINGERS has a new menu and it’s called Firecracker Chicken.

This is a new unique take on the 4FINGERS’ famed soy garlic signature crispy chicken, and it is something special.

Topped with Szechuan peppercorn, black pepper, chilli oil, white sesame oil, and cumin, 4FINGERS’ Firecracker Chicken has spicy and numbing flavours sensation to it.

“I dare say that the spice level of these wings are one of the strongest across crispy chicken brands in Malaysia, and I’m excited to see Malaysians try it for themselves, said Singaporean celebrity chef Bjorn Shen.

The Firecracker chicken will be available as 4FINGERS’ signature wingettes, drummettes, and drumsticks, starting from RM15 for à la carte items and RM19.70 for meal bundles.

Spicy food lovers can opt for an entire meal consisting of only Firecracker chicken, and those who are less confident they can handle the burst of heat can go for two chicken flavours – including 4FINGERS’ signature Soy Garlic or Hot Sauce – in one meal.

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SS15 in Subang Jaya is filled to the brim with all sorts of restaurants which mainly caters to the students around that area. Among all, Lim Fried Chicken is considered to be one of the most popular restaurants.

As the name suggest, Lim Fried Chicken stands out for their famous fried chicken served in a Chinese “Nasi Kandar” style.

Do not mistake this as “economy rice” as there are no dishes placed in a row. You need to order from the menu where prices and pictures of food are displayed. The quality of the fried chicken is much higher compared to what you’ll find in economy rice stalls.

As usual, we went for the best seller – Rice + L.F.C Drumstick + Veggie (RM10.80).

The fried chicken was served hot and it was freaking huge. The skin part was crispy and the flesh was tender and juicy. The skin was tad salty which was perfectly complimented by the sweet sambal on the side.

The combination of Chinese curry, sambal and crispy fried chicken certainly made up for interesting flavours. No doubt the fried chicken was the star of this dish. The curries and sambal by itself were slightly below average. But when added the chicken, it gives the dish that extra “oomph”.

Verdict

Lim Fried Chicken can be a hit or miss as they cater to specific taste buds. If you are not a fan of fried chicken or sweet sambal you may not like this dish. Although the fried chicken was quite big prices are still considered expensive. We believe not many would be willing to pay RM10.80 for fried chicken, rice and veggie.

More Info

Lim Fried Chicken
47, Jalan SS15/4, SS 15,
Subang Jaya, Selangor

Cuisine: Chinese
Operating Hours: 10:30AM – 9:30PM

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If you frequently visit SS15 area in Subang Jaya, you’d probably come across Nomms. This fried chicken joint opened about 2 years ago and aims to serve the best fried chicken in town. Being regular diners of Nomms, we personally felt this eatery is highly underrated and deserves your attention, especially if you’re a fan of fried chicken.

The outlet gives out a minimal and laidback vibe with its black metal chairs, wooden tables, cemented floors, paintings and witty notes left by diners.

A brief chat with the head chef revealed that Nomms cooks their fried chickens in closed pressure fryer in order to maintain moisture and flavours of the chicken. The eatery also takes freshness of chicken very seriously as they never use frozen chicken.

We started off our lunch with 3 Pieces of Fried Chicken (RM16). The sizes of the chicken pieces were quite decent, especially considering the price. Like any tasty fried chicken, the flavours are concentrated at the skin part.

The chickens were quite soft and juicy when eaten hot. The fragrant and flavours from the skin was quite tasty as well. We felt everything tasted “real” as opposed to artificial flavours which can be found in most fast food chains.

Burgers are always a must for us hence we also tried the Fried Chicken Burger (RM17). It’s stacked with a thick chicken patty and lettuce. The chicken patty is addictively crunchy which compliments the soft buns well.

The portion size of the burger is satisfying, we especially loved that patty to bun ratio. Simply put, the Fried Chicken Burger at Nomms is the BOMB.

If you’re looking for a healthier alternative, you can opt for the Wrap (RM16). This dish was filled with boneless fried chicken pieces, lettuce and other veggies topped with their signature sauce. We found this to be filling and flavourful, the crunchiness from the lettuce and flavours from the sauces and fried chicken made this an enjoyable dish.

Aside from serving fresh chickens at an affordable price, what made Nomms truly stand out from other fried chicken restaurants is their wide array of unique sauces. For the Fried Chicken Burger, you may choose either Original or Spicy Nomms Sauce. For the Fried Chicken you’ll have 1 extra option which is the FOTM (Flavours Of The Month) sauce.

We sampled the Orignal Nomms Sauce and it was freaking delicious.

We were informed that Nomms offers a special flavour of the month for their Burgers and January’s speciality is Tom Yam flavoured Burger. Being fanatics of Burgers and Tom Yam, we can’t resist without sampling it.

While the Tom Yam Burger looks exactly as the regular Chicken Burger the flavours are quite distinctive. The infusion is certainly something interesting, however try not to put too many sauce as it can over shadow the Tom Yam flavours. Furthermore, the strong Thai infused flavours from the Tom Yam burger is already flavourful enough even without the sauces.

Verdict

To say Nomms serves quality fried chicken at an affordable price would be pretty accurate. Taste-wise it doesn’t disappoint either. This restaurant is perfect for those who are looking for a tastier alternative to the usual staple fast food eateries.

If you’re planning to dine at Nomms, do note that parking can be a major issue, so be prepared to walk.

This article is written in collaboration with Nomms SS15 Subang Jaya.

More Info

Nomms
36, Jalan SS 15/4,
Subang Jaya, 47500,
Selangor.

Cuisine: Western
Operating Hours: Daily 11:00AM–10:00PM
Phone Number: 03-5611 0796
Facebook: facebook.com/nomms.my

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Prices of food is consistently increasing every year, hence people always on the hunt for inexpensive yet tasty eateries. Living in the Klang Valley where a standard lunch cost at least RM7 per pax, it’s a real gem to find out about Anuar Kari Kepala Ikan.

This eatery is situated at Pusat Penjaja Taman Lucky and sells a plate of Nasi Ayam Goreng at only RM3. A plate of Nasi Ayam Goreng comprises a piece of fried chicken, fish curry sauce, okra, and bean sprouts.

Other food options are also sold at an affordable price. For example:

Rice + Fried Chicken + Vegetable = RM3
Rice + Fried Fish + Vegetable = RM3
Rice + Fried Chicken + Fried Fish + Vegetable = RM6
Rice + Sotong Goreng + Vegetable + Chicken / Fried Fish = RM10

The Sotong Goreng is highly recommended, which is a tender, fresh and tasty dish to consume as it adds extra flavours to the rice. You can opt for only white rice and Sotong Goreng as it cost RM7.

As you can tell from the picture, the size of the Sotong Goreng is pretty big and satisfying especially for the price of RM7. On top of that, as the restaurant’s name suggest, Anuar Kari Kepala Ikan is renowned for their fish curry which comes with spicy gravy and fresh fish. The Fish Head Curry here is a MUST TRY!

Anuar Kari Kepala Ikan opens at 9 in the morning. The restaurant gets crowded during lunch hour, so make your way early to devour some curry goodness at its freshest state.

More Info:

Anuar Kari Fish Head
Lucky Park Penjaja Center,
No. 2, Lorong Ara Kiri 3, Bangsar.

Opening Hours: 9AM – 5PM (Closed Sunday)

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When it comes to fried chicken, it’s safe to say Malaysians are big fans of this irresistible dish. Fried chicken can be found almost everywhere, from street vendors to commercialize restaurants and even 5-star hotels. Due to the ever-growing popularity of this dish, FriedChillies.com organized Malaysia’s 1st Fried Chicken Festival dubbed Ayam Lejen 2017 on November 18 and 19, 2017.

We were invited to attend the Ayam Lejen Fried Chicken Festival and here’s what went down.

Standard tickets are sold at RM58 and with each ticket you’ll receive complimentary fried chicken from 8 vendors including myBurgerlab, Zainul Nasi Kandar, Nomms, KGB, Broasted Chicken King, Gerai Ah Kow, Nasi Lemak Khora Khora and Sweetree.

Aside from myBurgerlab and Nomms, we’ve not tried any of the listed eateries. Hence we were excited to taste these some of the so-called best fried chicken vendors in KL and the Klang Valley.

We started our Ayam Lejen journey with Nomms fried chicken. While the portion size was slightly smaller than most vendors here, the Mexicana popcorn chicken, remained crunchy yet soft in the middle. Overall the snack was well marinated and flavourful.

myBurgerlab’s highly popular Ultraman burger was alright. The chicken patty was thick and crispy, and the charcoal buns were nice and soft. We also felt the salted egg flavour could have been bolder.

The chicken at Zainul Nasi Kandar was not bad. The fried batter bits add a good crunchy texture to the rice. The curry gravy was fragrant and flavourful, a little overpowering to the fried chicken but definitely gave the “oomph” factor to the dish.

Sweetree’s fried chicken was insanely good. It almost tasted like the Chinese style sweet and sour chicken, except not overly sweet, but tangy and full of flavours instead. We just couldn’t get enough of Sweetree’s fried chicken.

Unlike most vendors here, Broasted Chicken King uses a unique BIG ASS Pressure Fryer and their fried chickens are massive. Taste-wise, like any fried chicken, the flavours are concentrated at the crispy golden skin. The skin was crunchy and flesh was juicy, besides that it was pretty normal tasting.

By this point we ate too many fried chicken and was slowly getting full and desensitized towards the flavours.

Nasi Lemak Khora Khora was average and needed the sambal to enhance the flavours of the crispy chicken. It would have been better if a small plate of Nasi Lemak was served along with the fried chicken because their sambal was tasty.

KGB’s Crispy Fried Chicken was our second favourite fried chicken in this festival. The fried chicken wing was coated with salted egg yok and has a slightly spicy flavour to it. The jalapeno was a good touch to the dish as it was strong and enhance the overall dish.

Gerai Ah Kow was the last stop to our fried chicken adventure at. To our surprise, the dish came with rice. We were so bloated we just couldn’t eat another bite, hence we just sampled the fried chicken. We were told that the chicken was marinated with Horlicks, normally we only taste Horlicks in prawn dishes, hence this was a creative twist.

There was a spicy fried chicken eating competition.

Our only complaints for the Ayam Lejen Fried Chicken Festival is the lack of chairs and tables as we were standing all the way while eating. On top of that, there were no proper place set up for us to wash our hands.

So here comes the golden question: Was the Ayam Lejen Festival worth the price of RM58? To be frank it wouldn’t be fair for us to answer as we were invited to experience the festive without having to pay for it. Nevertheless, if you factor in the amount of food we ate from 8 vendors plus free drinks and t-shirts (if you download the Boost app), and a goodie bag we must say the price is pretty decent.

All in all, it was a great experience having to sample 8 different fried chickens without having to drive all over the town.  Many thanks to FriedChillies.com for having us.

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With fried chicken being relatively popular in Malaysia, it’s no surprise that fried chicken would eventually get its spotlight under the sun. That being said, the first fried chicken festival in Malaysia is coming to Malaysia.

Set to take place Saturday (November 18) and Sunday at (November 19), the Ayam Lejen Fried Chicken Festival hold by FriedChillies will be bringing 8 types of crunchy and delicious fried chickens to fried chicken lovers.

The top 8 lejen-dary chickens in Klang Valley that will be featured are:

1. Broasted Chicken King – Keramat (Arabic spicy fried chicken)
2. Gerai Ah Kow – Kuala Lumpur (Sesame horlicks fried chicken)
3. Nasi Lemak Khora-Khora Ayam/Goreng Wak Kentut – Johor Bahru (Fried chicken nasi lemak)
4. Sweetree – Ampang (Spicy Korean fried chicken)
5. Nomms – Subang Jaya (Freestyle fried chicken popcorns)
6. KGB – Bangsar (Jalapeno salted duck egg buffalo wings)
7. Zainul Nasi Kandar – Petaling Jaya (Curry-styled fried chicken)
8. myBurgerLab – Seapark (Special fried chicken sliders)

Entry is limited to 500 fried chicken lovers per session. You’ll also receive a super fun goodie bag to take home. If you’re interested, you can head over to Peatix to purchase your ticket.

Below are the details to Ayam Lejen Fried Chicken Festival:

• Dates: 18th and 19th November 2017 (Saturday and Sunday)
• Time: 10AM – 2PM or 4PM – 8PM
• Venue: Ara Damansara LRT Station
• Ticketing: RM48 (Early Bird), RM58 (Standard)

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