I would rather go hungry for a day than try those KFC delights.
The thing is, most fabricated foods are confusing foods for your body. You possess this biological machine that uses pattern-recognition to tell you what nutrients it needs, and it insistently shoves pictures and memories of foods into your mind while you wander around, making you crave something you ate before. At the chemical level, your body is releasing dopamine when you smell those foods, when you put those foods in your mouth, and again when your body estimates that the food is in the belly. The quantity of dopamine is directly portioned to how badly your body desires the nutrients it expects from previous digestions of food that smelled/tasted this way. (
This study is about the measuring of these dopamine releases and how they reinforce eating behaviors).
So, KFC's managing group didn't suddenly switch their agenda. Their menu includes only pre-processed veggies and they focus on standardized sights/smells/tastes to get you to crave their food. Maybe Beyond Nuggets also have the nutritional content, but I do not trust KFC to not add something addictive, because their only goal is to continue milking communities for money. Food deserts happen because people support a food industry that seeks maximum profit.
If the "must have food now" crisis was repeating itself in my life, I would start carrying food with me (some protein bars, or packets of pea-protein powder mix).