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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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You can get a free KFC side at most UK branches (find your nearest participating store) when you download its free 'Colonel's Club' app from Google Play or the App Store. Sides include two hot wings, small popcorn chicken, regular fries, ice cream sundae or a regular soft drink (norm 80p-£1.70ish).
To get a free side, you usually need to earn three 'stamps' (see 'more info' on how to earn them), but currently, when you sign up to its app, you'll automatically be awarded three stamps to qualify for a free side without spending anything – just scan the app in the restaurant.
You don't need to purchase any food or drink if the side is all you want. KFC says there's no planned end date for this offer, but be aware that it could pull the deal at any time.
What else does the app give me?
After you've claimed your free side, the reward will disappear from the app but the stamps will stay on your account – so if you later spend money at KFC you can accumulate extra stamps on top to earn other rewards.
Spend enough to earn four more stamps (so you'll have seven in total) and you can get a free snack (norm £1.40-£3ish). Collect a further four stamps (so 11 in total) and you can get £5 off any purchase. Once you've reached 11 stamps, the balance reverts to zero but your £5 off is banked in the app and you have three months to redeem it.
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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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KFC £1.99 mini fillet burger, two wings & fries
Fill Up Lunch deal avail daily before 3pm
KFC's brought back its £1.99 'Fill Up Lunch' meal deal until Sat 19 Oct. It comprises a mini fillet chicken burger, two hot wings and regular fries, and can be ordered before 3pm at participating KFC restaurants UK-wide (find your nearest). Be aware that some branches are excluded from the offer, so check before you order.
To get the deal, order a ‘Fill Up Lunch’ at the counter any day of the week before 3pm.
If this isn’t enough, there’s a separate KFC app offer that gets you a bigger £3.99 fillet burger meal (norm £6ish).
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