KFC is to launch a brand new wrap on its menu alongside its latest flock of new deals.
Fans will be able to enjoy the chicken chain’s new Korean BBQ flavour twister wrap of the day from Monday.
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The fast food giant says the new flavour is packed full of flavour, with the salty taste of dark soy and a hint of spice.
It will be available for just £1.89 on Mondays, and £3.99 throughout the rest of the week at restaurants across the country.
But hungry punters will have to be quick, as its only available until November 13.
The Korean BBQ wrap will replace the Kentucky Mayo wrap as the twister wrap of the day on Mondays.
But if the American-inspired flavour is your favourite, don’t worry, it will still be available on Fridays.
The Korean BBQ wrap will be available on its own, as part of a twister box meal or as part of the twister wrap meal.
The twister wrap meal costs £4.99 and comes with fries and a drink.
For £6.49, customers can be a twister box meal which includes a boneless mini fillet strip, one regular side, fries and a drink.
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Foodies can also tuck into a host of other new menu items and deals from next week to October 9.
The KFC Big Deal, which contains ten mini fillets, can be enjoyed in restaurants across the country for £5.99.
On delivery sites Just Eat, Deliveroo and Uber Eats, customers can enjoy ten pieces of original recipe for £10.
Keep in mind that you may have to factor in delivery charges on top of this too, though.
These can vary, depending on just how far you live from your closest branch.
Fans who order through the KFC app can get a ten-piece family fears for £13.99, Tower Box Meal for £5.99 and two hot wings for 99p.
KFC is also launching a new Chocolate Aero Krushem flavour, which can be bought in stores.
It comes after KFC launched its own clothing line in a bid to rival Greggs.
The 47-piece clothing range includes hoodies, backpacks and a bag that perfectly fits a bucket of chicken.
The chain also ended its popular stamp collecting loyalty scheme this summer.
Customers were furious when it was announced the loyalty scheme was ending, with some taking to social media to vent about the change.
KFC has teased fast-food fans that there will be a new scheme, which will be “a lot more fun and fast”.
It reassured customers that any unused stamps can still be used as part of a “stamp boost scheme”.
Customers with three stamps or more will have six months to redeem their reward.
Anyone with less than three (so one or two stamps), will have their rewards boosted to three so they can qualify for a free treat.
You have three months to reclaim this.
