KFC is bringing back Chicken Tuesdays where you can get nine pieces of chicken for £6 – saving £10
The deal is back - but only for five weeks
FAST food giant KFC is bringing back its Chicken Tuesdays deal where customers can feast on nine pieces of fried chicken for £5.99.
The offer is a popular deal that KFC puts on several times throughout the year and now it's back - but only for five weeks.
On Tuesdays only, customers can order nine pieces of Original Recipe Chicken on the bone for under £6.
That amount of chicken would usually cost £15.57 so it's a huge saving of £9.58.
Five cuts of chicken go into an Original Recipe mix: thigh, drumstick, rib, wing and keel - which is meat from the middle of the chicken.
The last time the deal was on was November - and customers will be very excited that it's back.
This time, Chicken Tuesdays will run until March 10 so fans have just over a month to feast on cut-price chicken each week.
All you have to do to claim the deal is walk into your nearest branch on a Tuesday and order it.
It's not the only offer on at KFC at the moment.
The fast food giant has reduced the price of its 14 Piece Bargain Bucket with four regular fries to £14 down from £16.49 - a saving of £2.49.
You can also grab its Fillet Tower Meal - a chicken breast burger topped with a hash brown - with regular fries and a regular drink for £4.
That's a saving of 99p as the combo would usually cost £4.99.
Meanwhile its Hot Wings Snackbox - which comes with large fries and two Hot Wings - is just £1.50 at the moment.
The price has been slashed from £2.49 - so you'll save 99p.
There's one catch though on the Bargain Bucket, Fillet Tower Meal and Hot Wings Snackbox deals: you'll need to have the KFC app on your phone to take advantage of them.
If you don't have the app, you can download it free from and sign up for an account.
You then click on the deal and show the code that comes up on the screen to a member of KFC staff at your nearest branch.
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