A Perth woman has hit out at her local KFC store for allegedly serving her raw chicken.
Butler resident Heather Summers headed to the chain's outlet in her suburb on Tuesday afternoon and bought a snack-sized popcorn chicken box and two snack sliders.
![What Ms Summer found after biting into this piece of popcorn chicken.](http://web.archive.org./web/20170826035319im_/https://www.fairfaxstatic.com.au/content/dam/images/g/y/3/f/b/j/image.related.articleLeadwide.620x349.gy3amx.png/1503555531079.jpg)
After arriving back home, Ms Summers sat down to watch a movie in her living room and eat her dinner.
"I was watching a movie with the blinds closed, so the room was fairly dark," she said.
Ms Summers said she had became preoccupied with her movie, and had eaten about six pieces before she realised something was wrong.
"[I] thought something was strange – particularly when I had a large piece, and I [realised] it tasted slushy," she said.
Ms Summers attempted to examine the chicken in her dimly lit living room, and got up to turn the light on.
What she found caused her to feel sick to her stomach.
![Ms Summer's purchase.](http://web.archive.org./web/20170826035319im_/https://www.fairfaxstatic.com.au/content/dam/images/g/y/3/a/l/e/image.related.articleLeadNarrow.300x0.gy3amx.png/1503555531079.jpg)
"I put the light on and was horrified to discover pure, raw chicken."
Ms Summers immediately forced herself to vomit, and said she "committed to getting it all up".
After forcing up the remainder of her meal, Ms Summers took a photo of her meal.
The photo shows the inside of one large piece of popcorn chicken, which was raw pink.
After registering a complaint with her Butler store, Ms Summers said she felt compelled to share her image to social media to warn people of takeaway food standards.
A KFC spokesperson said they had been in touch with Ms Summers following her complaint.
"KFC Australia's number one priority is the health and safety of our customers and employees," they said.
"Serving great food, to the highest safety standards, is paramount. We have contacted the customer and are in the process of investigating the incident at our Butler restaurant.
"We are committed to ensuring our food preparation processes – from hygiene through to cooking procedures – meet and exceed Australian requirements and we expect every restaurant to comply with these standards."
Ms Summers said while she had been offered reparations from the company, she wasn't sure she'd be taking them up on the offer.
KFC requested Ms Summers send a sample of the chicken for testing.