KFC has opened over 100 restaurants a month after shutting doors across the country due to the coronavirus outbreak.
The chicken fast food chain has reopened restaurants across the UK and is now offering contact less delivery to protect staff and customers.
KFC promised it would open over 100 stores by Monday 4 May and plans to open more in a staged reopening, with delivery service Just Eat set to deliver chicken to customers at home.
To celebrate the reopening of one of the UK's favourite takeaways, there is a way for everybody to get a free KFC meal worth up to £15 using a simple online trick.
To get the discount you have to be a new member of deals website Topcashback, It's free to join here and once you are signed up you will get £15 cashback when you order a KFC worth £15 or more. Once you order Topcashback will return £15 to your account, meaning any KFC order up to £15 will essentially be free.
You can get the deal by signing up here.
The fast food chain says: "We're reopening our restaurants in a responsible way, with stringent processes and hygiene measures in place. We'll be serving a limited menu to help the smaller kitchen teams maintain social distancing.
"Opening these restaurants will mean that we can continue donating food to NHS and key workers - we'll be delivering 10,000 meals a week from these restaurants in partnership with Deliveroo.
"If you're not near one of the lucky hundred, never fear - we're working hard to reopen more over the coming weeks, so we'll keep you posted."
You can check if a store near you is open by checking on Just Eat.
