KFC Coupon Codes for September

If you want to save big money and you love chicken, the two issues don’t have to be mutually exclusive.

That’s because chicken coupons and free chicken coupons are great for finding bargains with the favorite chicken brands you enjoy, especially if you’re on a budget and need to really cut back on the amount of money you spend on poultry, meat, and groceries in general. In fact, you may be so surprised at how far your dollar stretches that you decide to treat yourself to a little something special every now and then!

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Organic Chicken
Fried Chicken
Grilled Chicken

Kentucky Fried Chicken often referred to as KFC, is the world’s most popular chicken restaurant. KFC specializes in Original Recipe™, Extra Crispy™, Kentucky Grilled Chicken, and Original Recipe Strips. Kentucky Fried Chicken has over 5200 restaurants in 109 countries and serves over 12 million customers each day.

You’ll find plenty of coupons for KFC that will save you money on a great meal. We’ll talk more about where to find the coupons in a moment.

KFC History

Harland Sanders opened his first restaurant in a service station in Corbin, Kentucky in 1930, which he named “Sanders Court & Café.” In 1936, the governor of Kentucky made Harland Sanders an honorary Kentucky Colonel in recognition of his delicious cuisine. The Sanders Court and Café burned down in 1939 but was rebuilt and reopened.

In 1940, Colonel Sander’s Original Recipe™ chicken was introduced. In 1952, Harland Sanders traveled from town to town, cooking chicken for restaurant owners and employees to actively franchise his business. The first franchise opened in 1952 in Salt Lake City, Utah, with the agreement that Sanders would receive a nickel for each chicken sold.

In 1955, Sanders sold the service station in Corbin, Kentucky, and after paying his debts, was broke. He went on the road to sell his secret Original Recipe™ to restaurants. By 1960, there were 190 KFC franchises and 400 franchise units in the United States and Canada, and by 1964, there were over 600 franchised outlets, including the first overseas outlet in England.

In 1964, Sanders sold his interest in the U.S. company for $2 million, yet still remains a spokesman for the company. By 1971, there were 3,500 franchised and company-owned restaurants.

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In 2008, the KFC logo was updated to show the colonel with a red apron to symbolize the “home-style culinary heritage” of the brand and to remind customers KFC chicken is prepared by hand, just like Colonel Sanders prepared it 50 years ago.