All of the Colonel’s @BeyondMeat Kentucky Fried Chicken has Kentucky Fried sold out. Yes, it is truly a Kentucky Fried Miracle. https://t.co/xvWRooeTjS pic.twitter.com/60g2YyaU9E
— KFC (@kfc) August 27, 2019
KFC has now proved that whether the chicken is real or not, their chicken will always be “finger lickin’ kickin’ good”. “Yes, it is truly a Kentucky Fried Miracle,” said KFC on their Twitter post.
KFC went plant-based on one of their restaurants in Atlanta, Georgia on Tuesday.
One Twitter user posted a photo of cars queuing around the Smyrna, GA, restaurant before it had even opened.
And other users reported that the product was more than worth the two- to four-hour wait.
Too bad I don’t live in Georgia. Hopefully, they will release it nationally, and perhaps internationally.
Are you looking forward to this one?
(Image Credit: KFC/ Twitter)
Well worth the wait!!! 🔥🔥🔥@beyondmeat x @kfc #KFC #BeyondFriedChicken https://t.co/KLVBXX98Qo pic.twitter.com/MNSb9CVei4
— Dep (@dadeputy) August 27, 2019
I don't really understand the point. Vegetarians don't want fake chicken, because they don't want chicken. And the rest of us know that the unhealthy part of KFC isn't the C, it's the F.
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I was on my way to an interview when I passed a KFC that day. The line was out into the street, interfering with traffic!
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