Those who love fast food are not likely to make an order without a packet of fries.
That being said, fans of KFC might feel a tad disappointed after the chain announced the temporary removal of their popular fries.
Source: KFC Singapore on Facebook
The fast-food chain’s beloved fries will now be replaced by potato wedges instead, with three different flavours to choose from.
In a Facebook post on Thursday (28 Apr), KFC bade a temporary farewell to their French fries in what looked like an illustrated email.
Source: KFC Singapore on Facebook
The chain joked that its fries will be away on “annual leave” to “find themselves”.
While we’re not too sure what that meant, KFC assured customers that the crispy snack will be back soon. They also took the opportunity to welcome their new replacement.
Perhaps well aware of fans’ disappointment, KFC said they have replaced their fries with a similar alternative during this period — potato wedges.
Introducing the wedges as a “freelancer”, the chain asked customers to try them out when they have “mealtime cravings” or if they’re feeling “extra snacky”.
The wedges, which apparently love “meditation and trying out the latest fashion”, are available in three different flavours — original, cheese, and cheddar cheese.
The original wedges cost S$4.35 while the other two flavours cost S$5.75 each.
The cheese flavour will be available for a limited time only.
While this means that we won’t be having KFC fries for a while, we hope that fast food lovers have been amused by the restaurant’s fun announcement.
Hopefully, the fries will “find themselves” back on the menu soon so we can all savour the crispy potato goodness once again.
In the meantime, we might want to give our support to the wedges who will be standing in as replacements.
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Featured image adapted from Eatbook and KFC Singapore on Facebook.
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