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MSE Update, Tue 24 Mar at 3.30pm: Following Government advice, KFC has closed all its stores for the time being. It says it will distribute any unused food to those who need it most through its longstanding Food Donation Scheme partners.
KFC is extending any rewards that expire in the next 12 weeks by an extra 12 weeks.
See our Coronavirus Financial Help & Rights guide for info on its financial implications in the UK, including sick pay rights, mortgage help, event cancellations and more.
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KFC 9 pieces of Original Recipe chicken for £6
Normally £12ish. Available at most UK restaurants on Tuesdays
Ends 18 AugIf you're heading into a KFC, you can get nine pieces of Original Recipe chicken for £5.99 at any reopened branch, every Tuesday until Tue 18 Aug (find your nearest*).
KFC doesn't usually have a nine-piece chicken bucket on its menu (it’s been specially created for this promotion), but you can buy three pieces of Original Recipe chicken for £3.99, so nine would normally cost £12ish.
You can also currently get a free KFC side (norm 80p-£1.70ish) at most UK branches when you download its free 'Colonel's Club' app (for android/apple).
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£4ish KFC Original Recipe Vegan Burger
Could be a permanent fixture if it proves popular
MSE Update, Thu 2 Apr 2020: In light of the current coronavirus pandemic, this deal is either no longer valid or is not up-to-date. We’ve left the info here for reference and hope it will become relevant again in the not-too-distant future. For the latest updates, see our Coronavirus Life-in-Lockdown Help, Finance & Bills Help, and Employment Help.
Fried chicken chain KFC has launched a new Original Recipe Vegan Burger, a meat-free alternative to its classic Chicken Fillet Burger made with Quorn fillet and topped with iceberg lettuce and vegan mayonnaise. It's available in most branches now but KFC hasn't yet decided if it'll be here to stay - that depends on how popular it turns out to be.
You can find the £4ish (prices vary) vegan burger in restaurants across the UK (find your nearest), but not all are participating. See 'More info' below for a full list of excluded locations.
The burger isn't offered as a meal because KFC's fries aren't suitable for vegans - they're fried in the same oil as the Popcorn Chicken.
Other vegan options offered at KFC include barbecue beans and corn on the cob, which can be ordered as sides.
If you'd rather attempt your own vegan cuisine at home, perhaps our Supermarket coupons will help.
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KFC Mighty Bucket meal + large gravy for £5.99
Via Colonel's Club app
There's a new reward in KFC's Colonel's Club app: you can claim a "Mighty Bucket for One" for £5.99 with a free large gravy (norm £6.49 for the bucket alone). The offer's available in restaurants only (find your nearest) until Mon 30 Dec.
Download or open the app, find the QR code in the Colonel's Club section and show it to the cashier when ordering your bucket.
What's in the Mighty Bucket for One?
- Two pieces of chicken
- Two mini fillets
- Two hot wings
- Regular fries
- Regular drink
Even better - you can use the code once per transaction until it expires.McDonald's more your jam? See MSE Jordon's McDonald's MoneySaving hacks, including how to get a Big Mac and fries for £2.
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