KFC fans, we have some good news. The fast-food chain has brought back its famous "Chicken Tuesdays" deal and thanks to the government's new Eat Out to Help Out scheme, you can get it for £3 instead of its usual price of £5.99.
The offer is available now and runs until August 25 but only in selected branches on Tuesdays - you can find out which stores are participating here.
It gets you nine pieces of KFC's Original Recipe chicken and normally costs £5.99, but KFC has slashed the price as part of the Eat Out to Help Out scheme - which sees diners get 50% off their food bill between Mondays and Wednesdays.
The newly-priced offer was originally shared by deals site hotukdeals.com and their post has already been commented on 194 times.
One user was quick point out that the deal is only available to those who are eating in.
He said: "This is available on Dine in only. This does mean it's excluded in drive thru and any form of delivery. You will need to order in store to obtain it."
As the same amount of chicken would normally set you back £15.57, the £3 offer means you'll be saving a tasty £12.57.
KFC first launched the Chicken Tuesday deal a few years back, but brought it back in 2019 for several times throughout the year.
The bargain bucket offer remains a hit with KFC customers and the new price means you'll be getting an even bigger saving on the regular price.
KFC reopened seating areas in 100 stores last month, after closing them during the coronavirus lockdown.
To see if your nearest KFC has opened their seating area, use the store locator here. You’ll also be able to view the opening and closing times.
Wondering which other restaurants are taking part in the Eat Out to Help Out scheme? We've included a full list here.
