KFC UK has unveiled a new promotion that its customers will surely be happy about. The fast-food chain announced that it would be offering the new Gravy Card that can be used to get free gravy for one whole year.
KFC UK stated that customers could get a chance to win free gravy that they can avail themselves throughout the year via its special and unique Gravy Card. It was revealed that the fried chicken restaurant has launched the freebie card to celebrate KFC’s achievement of selling 1.7 million pots of gravy per week this holiday season.
According to Metro UK, customers can have a chance to win the Gravy Card starting today until Dec. 24. Winners are assured of a year’s supply of the KFC’s famous savory gravy. To be picked as one of the winners, people just need to visit the restaurant’s website and write why they are the biggest fan of KFC’s gravy.
It was said that the company wants to hear odd, wonderful, and extraordinary reasons as to why people love their chicken sauce. Customers should note that the more bizarre their reasons are, the better and higher the chance of winning.
Lucky winners will be able to enjoy a pit of gravy every time they visit the KFC stores and this will be for free. They just need to show their Gravy Card and the crew will serve them a pot of the popular fried chicken peppery sauce.
Customers can finish the pot of gravy since it is not only for the famous KFC chickens but it can be added to the restaurant’s burgers as well. They can also be used for chicken pops, a chicken fillet menu, and even french fries.
UK’s Mirror further mentioned that customers must also follow KFC Uk’s social media accounts so they can immediately get updates regarding the contest. The company did not say how many Gravy Cards are at stake but most likely, KFC will be giving away dozens as a way to thank their loyal customers as well.
Finally, customers can walk in at any KFC branch in the U.K. to claim their card. The next thing to do is dine in at the stores and enjoy their free gravy for the whole year.


Fed's Hammack Urges Faster Rate Hikes to Fight Inflation
Elon Musk Donates $366 Million to 2026 US Midterms
Trump Calls for Zelenskyy Replacement Amid Russian Diesel Deal
Trump Secures Russian Diesel Deal as US Fuel Prices Surge
Samsung, SK Hynix Shares Fall as China's CXMT Advances DRAM Technology
Arthur Hayes Announces FLOP Testnet Launch Within Weeks
UK Finance Minister Healey Calls for Fiscal Discipline Amid Global Risks
European Auto Stocks Rise as EU-China Trade Deal Targets Hybrid Imports
European Stocks Rise as Oil Prices Fall Ahead of US CPI
INWIT Shareholders Explore $7.1 Billion Take-Private Deal
FAA Warns US Airlines Over Saudi Arabia Flight Risks
Gold Prices Rise as Dollar Weakens, Treasury Yields Fall
Gold Prices Rebound as Dollar Weakens Ahead of US Inflation Data
Nasdaq Falls as Oil Prices Surge Ahead of Bank Earnings
Moonshot AI Executives Seek Settlement Ahead of Hong Kong IPO
Most Americans Oppose Election Betting on Prediction Markets, Poll Finds
Syndax Stock Drops 15% After Axatilimab Trial Failure 



