Peruvian Man Finds Late-Life Success wiht ‘Don Broster’ fried Chicken

Lima, Peru – A retired bank employee in Lima, Peru, has become a local sensation with his popular fried chicken business, affectionately dubbed “Uncle KFC” by his growing fanbase. Don Juan, the owner of Don Broster, is drawing comparisons too colonel Sanders, having launched his culinary venture later in life.

Don Juan, a graduate in Business Administration, previously worked in the accounting department of a now-unnamed banking institution for an unspecified period before being laid off during the economic restructuring of the 1990s.Encouraged by his wife, he decided to pursue entrepreneurship. He specializes in Broaster-style fried chicken, a pressure-fried method known for its crispy exterior and juicy interior.

His recipe centers around simplicity and a key ingredient: “We cut the chicken, a little salt and the home affection,” Don Juan explained. He emphasizes that this “affection,” or care, is what sets his chicken apart. Don Broster’s menu offers chicken pieces – leg, wing, or thigh – for S/13 (approximately $3.50 USD), and chicken breast for S/15 (approximately $4.00 USD). The business operates from an undisclosed location within Lima.

A recent feature on Don Broster’s story on TikTok substantially boosted its visibility, leading to increased customer demand. The visit from the Trome newspaper further amplified his reach. Don Juan expressed his long-time readership of trome, noting his consistent participation in their promotional offers.

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