KFC slashes the price of its boneless banquet to £5 and brings back its trilogy box meal – but only for a week

KFC has slashed the price of a boneless banquet to £4.99 AND brought back the trilogy box - but you'll need to be quick if you want to snap up the bargains.

Until July 14, diners will save £1.50 on a boneless banquet as the meal normally costs £6.49.

The chicken feast includes three mini fillets, a small popcorn chicken, regular fries, a side, drink and a dip.

There is a catch though - you'll need to sign up to the fast-food chain's app - and be a new user to it.

Customers must first open an account by sharing their name and email address with the company.

Once registered, you'll be given a discount code which you will need to show at the till when you order your food.

There will also be a code to get you £1.01 off a Twister wrap that normally costs £2.50, which can also be claimed in your nearest branch.

This will take the price down to £1.49.

If it's the trilogy box meal you're after, and who can blame you, as we've not seen them in the UK since 2013 - then there's no need to sign up to the app.

The dinner time feast includes a fiery Zinger fillet burger, an original recipe mini fillet and small popcorn chicken.

You'll also get a side of regular fries and a drink thrown in too.

For one week only, it will also be on offer for £6.79, down from £9.56, before returning to its normal price. That's a £2.77 saving.

While you may be keen to get your hands on the food, it's worth noting that a boneless banquet will set you back a huge 920 calories, while the trilogy box contains a whopping 1,150 calories.

To put that in perspective, women are recommended under NHS guidelines to eat 2,000 calories a day and it's 2,500 for men.

The offers are available at all 900 KFC stores - you can find your nearest one .

We've asked KFC if you can redeem all three offers more than once and we'll update this story as soon as we get a response.

KFC is also trialling its vegan chicken burger, despite initially running out after four days.

It also recently announced that it is to start selling mash potato as a side.

But it has also axed its burritos and replaced them with new Twister wraps- and customers aren't happy.

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