KFC

While plenty of people in New York use this restaurant chain regularly, a survey shows it is the least trusted restaurant in the United States.

Another food option is coming to North Buffalo and some are happy to see it

Chestnuts roasting on an open fire... wait, that doesn't smell like chestnuts, smells like... fried chicken! This new product from KFC is HOT, and in more ways than one.

It was fried, but it may not have been chicken.

Kentucky Fried Chicken is making your chicken-scented beach-day dreams come true

DC's latest promotional comic for KFC is a sequel to last year's "The Colonel of Two Worlds," in which Colonel Sanders teamed up with the Flash to fight Colonel Sunder, his evil counterpart from Earth-3. It involves an attack from Sunder that causes eleven of the Colonels Sanders of the Multiverse to each forget all but one of the Eleven Secret Herbs and Spices, meaning that they have to all team up to remember how to make fried chicken, including the Colonel Sanders of the Kingdom Come universe or the far-off future of the Legion of Superheroes. It posits that Colonel Sanders and Kentucky Fried Chicken are multiversal constants within the construct posited by Multiversity and Convergence, on par with Superman and Batman. And it is the single best DC comic of the year.

While millions of Americans will sit down to a dinner of turkey or ham this Christmas, there are people outside our borders who will be feasting on some different types of cuisine.

I had the TV on last night as I was flicking through Facebook and Twitter on my phone, and I heard a familiar voice on a KFC commerical... "....there seems to be an impostor"... Wait, that's not Darrell Hammond.  That's DEFINITELY Norm MacDonald's voice. ...

Do you know what KFC needs? Ink and toner.

It's mindless.  It's throwback.  It's a great way to procrastinate what you're REALLY supposed to be doing. Enjoy!    

We've been pokin fun at Mickey D's bringing back the Hamburglar as a middle-aged dad with skinny jeans...wonder how we'll accept this comeback?

We may "roll up the rim" in Buffalo, but in the UK, they just go ahead and eat the whole cup. This item shouldn't surprise us, coming from the fine folks that found a way to replace a bun with two pieces of fried chicken. Not to be outdone, KFC just announced it's going to start selling the world's first edible coffee cup. ...