KFC launches enormous 80-piece Popcorn Bucket in the UK
After conducting successful pilot tests in 10 locations in Glasgow, KFC has launched an unbelievable 80-piece bucket of Popcorn Chicken all over the UK. The bucket will cost 5.99 GBP, which amounts to 7.5 pence per piece. KFC has also informed customers that they do not need to download the app to avail the offer, and that it is available to order in any KFC branch in the country.
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