KFC finally reveals Eat Out to Help Out menu discounts and prices start from 50p
KFC has FINALLY revealed its Eat Out to Help Out discounts despite the scheme launching on Monday - and prices start at 50p.
It comes a day after furious KFC fans claimed some branches were "ignoring".
The chicken chain has signed up to the chancellor's summer meal deal scheme that sees half price food at registered restaurants, cafes and pubs.
In an attempt to boost the hospitality industry, the government will pick up half the bill, up to £10 a head, when you eat out on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in August.
The discount is only available on dine-in orders though. At the start of the week, 580 of KFC's 900-plus restaurants were open for customers to sit in and eat their meal.
This number will rise to 750 by the end of the week. You can see the full list on KFC's .
The dine-out deals have made it even easier for Brits to get their hands on cheap fast food.
For example, Maccie's fans will be able to pick up a Big Mac for just £1.60, instead of £3.19, while Nando's lovers can get a quarter of Peri Peri chicken for just £1.85, instead of £3.70.
It comes as Boris Johnson unveiled plans to get the nation to lose weight in an attempt to ease pressure on the NHS.
Under the "Better Health" campaign shops will be banned from offering Buy One Get One Free deals on junk food and placing treats near store entrances and tills.
The Eat Out to Help Out deal excludes alcohol but you can use it as many times as you like.
KFC has also slashed the price of some fan favourites following a temporary 15 per cent VAT cut for the hospitality industry.
Instead of dropping costs across the board, the fast food chain is running a series of offers on certain food items for limited periods of time.
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We've put together a round up of the high street retailers that are taking part in the Eat Out to Help Out scheme.
The government has also launched a postcode checker so you can find out which restaurants are taking part, including local independent eateries.