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KFC Officially Begins Testing a New Fried Chicken Wraps

Precious Gibson by Precious Gibson
October 4, 2022
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KFC Officially Begins Testing a New Fried Chicken Wraps

Kentucky Fried Chicken® is shaking up its menus with the release of its new Kentucky Fried Chicken Wraps in select Atlanta restaurants for a limited time, starting today. Kentucky Fried Chicken Wraps are available in three mouthwatering options – The Classic Chicken Wrap, Mac & Cheese Chicken Wrap and Spicy Slaw Chicken Wrap.

KFC is debuting a new handheld option specially crafted at the request of its loyal customers.

The Kentucky Fried Chicken Wraps have made their way to select KFC locations in Georgia, particularly in Atlanta and surrounding areas. The wraps are available in three unique options that merge the classic chicken with some of KFC’s most beloved sides. The Mac & Cheese Chicken Wrap bundles up a crispy chicken tender and a spoonful of the famous cheddar mac & cheese inside a warm tortilla. With the Spicy Slaw Chicken Wrap, customers will get their chicken tender saturated with KFC coleslaw, pickles, and spicy sauce. Lastly, for those who prefer a simpler wrap, the Classic is perfect, only including a chicken tender, mayo, and pickles. 

Chris Scott, head chef for KFC U.S., is excited for customers in the ATL region to get their hands on this latest creation.

“With our new wraps, our fans in Atlanta are bound to experience a burst of finger-lickin’ good flavor with every bite,” Scott shared in a statement.

KFC tried wraps several years ago. However, by 2014 they’d disappeared from menus, much to fans’ dismay. 

Despite past mishaps, Kentucky Fried Chicken Wraps are back and better than ever. Since they are still in their test phase, these wraps may not be around for long. Head over to KFC.com to see which restaurants have the wraps available for you to try.  

KFC Officially Begins Testing a New Fried Chicken Wraps
Kentucky Fried Chicken® is shaking up its menus with the release of its new Kentucky Fried Chicken Wraps in select Atlanta restaurants for a limited time starting today Kentucky Fried Chicken Wraps are available in three mouthwatering options The Classic Chicken Wrap Mac Cheese Chicken Wrap and Spicy Slaw Chicken Wrap
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