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KFC Is Selling Firelogs That Smell like Fried Chicken Since Nobody Wants to Eat There

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Nobody? Oh.

Well, in the latest example of terrible ass ideas that nobody asked for, KFC announced that it will be helping you spread yuletide cheer. โ€œHow exactly?โ€ you ask?

โ€œAt KFC, we have always been proud of our role in bringing loved ones together at the dinner table around a bucket of our world-famous fried chicken,โ€ Andrea Zahumensky, the chief marketing officer of KFC US, said in a statement. โ€œNow, this winter weโ€™re bringing all the things we love โ€” family, friends and fried chicken โ€” together around the fire with our scented firelog.โ€

Thatโ€™s right. A firelog.

But not just any firelog. One that smells like fried chicken.

โ€œImbued with the unmistakable, mouth-watering aroma of Colonel Sandersโ€™ secret recipe, the KFC 11 Herbs & Spices Firelog finally puts to rest the age-old dilemma, โ€œHow can I make this fire a hundred bajillion times better?โ€ This one-of-a-kind firelog from Enviro-Log, a leading manufacturer of firelogs made of 100 percent recycled materials, is the result of countless hours of research and development, all done over the last couple of months since we had this idea. Pick up a firelog today, and youโ€™ll be wondering how you were ever able to enjoy a fire that didnโ€™t smell like fried chicken.

Right.

So if youโ€™ve ever wondered what itโ€™s like to have KFCโ€™s 11 herbs and spices smoldering in your fireplace, you can find out by scooping a fried chicken log up at KFCFirelogs.com for the low, low price of $18.99.

Or just go to Popeyes.

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