KFC is great for offering contests for fellow Canadians. Some contests are social media-based, and some are pin orientated or fill in the form. Regardless of Entry submission, we are here to show you the latest KFC contests available in Canada.
New KFC Contest for Canada
KFC is bringing you all a new contest!
KFC Canada’s Holiday Vinyl Giveaway
Enter to win a KFCarols record and sleeve from KFC!
Super rare, super limited, get your piece of KFC history!
Contest Prize:
- The prize consists of a limited edition KFCarols Record and sleeve.
The ARV of each prize is CAD$50.
How to Enter this Contest
Simply follow the directions on the KFC Contest post on social media. (Instagram) Follow and tag a friend!
Limit of 1 Instagram entry per person and per account.
Good Luck!
Contest Rules:
- Open to Canada Only
- Excludes Quebec
- Age of majority
- Single Entry
This KFC Contest ends on December 16, 2024 at 10:00 a.m.
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Free Sample
Kentucky Fried Chicken Menu Options
Check out these menu items. If you don’t feel like cooking tonight, I highly suggest making a special stop at your local KFC restaurant.
- StreetWise Value Meals
- Wraps and Sandwiches
- Buckets
- Boxed Meals
- Snackable and Bowls
- Delicious Signature Sides
- Beverages
Learn more about KFC
KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken) is a famous fast-food restaurant chain based in Louisville, Kentucky, United States. KKFC’smain dish is fried chicken. It is the second largest chain of restaurants globally, after McDonald’s.
McDonald’s has more than 18,875 locations in about 118 countries worldwide. Yum, he owns it! Brands, the owner of the Pizza Hut and Taco Bell chains.
During the great depression, Harland Sanders opened a restaurant in Corbin, Kentucky, selling fried chicken.
KFC restaurant first opened in 1952 in Utah. Since then, fried chicken has become one of the most popular fast foods in the United States. “Colonel San”ers” became a p”popular figure in American cultural history.
Kentucky Fried Chicken was one of the first American restaurant chains to invade the international market. By the 1960s, they opened new outlets in Mexico, the United Kingdom, and Jamaica.