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KFC Gives Its Bucket Meals A Retro Makeover To Bring On The Christmas Spirit

By Izza Sofia, 18 Nov 2020

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KFC is bringing back feelings of nostalgia this holiday season with the re-introduction of some of its famous holiday buckets.

The fast food chain has been known to have released holiday-themed buckets since the 1960s. To continue this tradition, it has gone retro and brought back the iconic 1966 and 1971 US holiday buckets, as well as introduced a new vintage-inspired design for 2020.

The 1966 and 1971 buckets have been replicated in detail, and include Colonel Sanders in a festive Santa Hat and even the retired “North America’s Hospitality Dish” tagline. The new 2020 bucket design, on the other hand, is inspired by the brand’s heritage buckets with a modern touch.

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The KFC holiday buckets will be available in all restaurants across the US beginning 24 November. Limited quantities will be available for the 1966 and 1971 commemorative buckets.




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[via Delish, cover image via KFC]
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