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If you've a Blue Light Card (£4.99 for two years – see more info), you can get 10% off at KFC when you link the card with the KFC app and generate a code – you can't just show your Blue Light Card at the restaurant.
Open the KFC app, tap 'More' followed by 'Discounts' – you'll need to sign in or create an account. Once signed in, tap 'Apply Blue Light Card discount' and enter your Blue Light Card number and surname. You'll then find a QR code in the 'Rewards' section of the KFC app which you can scan at the restaurant counter.
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Latest Expired Deals
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2for1 on KFC meals. Norm £6ish
With the purchase of new Walkers Max KFC crisps. Excludes Northern Ireland
ExpiredYou can get 2for1 at KFC across the 'meals for one' range when you purchase a promotional packet of Walkers Kentucky Fried Chicken or Double Crunch Zinger crisps. Look out for the yellow 'Free KFC meal' banner on 50g, 65g, 70g and 140g bags and save the crisp packet so that you can show this at the time of checkout. See 'More info' for the terms and conditions.
The offer can be redeemed via drive-thru or takeaway (find your nearest), and you can expect to pay a minimum of £4.25, though prices vary depending on the 'meal for one' you go for. The vouchers are valid until 11.59pm on Sat 31 Jul.
When we checked on Mon 18 Jan, a few of the 2for1 meals included:
- Fillet tower burger meal
- Mighty bucket for one
- Trilogy box meal
- Zinger burger meal
- Boneless banquet box meal
See our Restaurant deals for other offers.
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£5 Boneless Banquet (norm £6) & more KFC deals
Via free Colonel's Club app
ExpiredWithin the free KFC Colonel's Club app, you'll find regularly updated short-lived deals so you can get more for your cluck.
You can get the three offers below via the app until Sun 4 Oct – simply pick which deal you want to use in the app and scan it at the restaurant.
- Boneless Banquet box meal for £5 (norm £5.99)
- Six-piece Wicked Variety bucket for £13 (norm £14.99)
- 14-piece Bargain Bucket for £14.99 (norm £16.99)
Only one offer can be used at a time. Jersey and Thorpe Park are excluded.
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