The chef-turned-TV host revealed in an interview that he cannot resist the siren’s song of macaroni and cheese from Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen.
Those hanging out in a Popeyes (especially in New York City, where Bourdain lives) may spot a tall, incognito figure hovering at the counter, ordering a bowl of the stuff and attempting to slink out without recognition.
"Late at night, I've been known to sneak in there with a hoodie on — and I always get nailed," Bourdain told The Boston Globe. "People are like, 'Dude, I'm going to put this on Instagram.'"
But anybody who has tasted the gooey, unidentifiable goodness that is Popeyes mac and cheese knows all too well how easy it is to succumb to its carb-loaded comfort food powers. And in a pinch, Bourdain admitted that he will pop into KFC for a bowl of Colonel Sanders' interpretation.
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