Sanders has been voiced by impressionists in radio ads, and from 1998 to 2001 an animated version of him voiced by Randy Quaid appeared in television commercials. In May 2015, KFC brought the Colonel Sanders character back in new television advertisements, played by comedian Darrell Hammond.

KFC adds the infamous flavor-booster monosodium glutamate, or MSG, to dozens of items, as detailed on the company website. It also uses foods naturally high in effectively similar free glutamates, like chicken. MSG enhances salt taste and salt-taste pleasure while also triggering the brothy umami taste.

Because using oil in a pressure cooker not meant for oil was dangerous fortunately by the late. 1950s. A commercial pressure fryer specifically suited to this use was developed.

A KFC advert that depicts a man pretending to be a "food inspector" was found by South Africa's Advertising Regulatory Board (ARB) to be misleading, as the food franchise claims the commercial is based on a true story – which it is not.

In 1976, the Colonel was named world's second most recognizable celebrity. At the age of 90, the Colonel was stricken with leukemia. Until his death in 1980, he traveled 250,000 miles a year, visiting the KFC empire that he had founded. KFC remains the world's most popular chicken restaurant chain.

KFC is a fast food favorite around the world for “finger-lickin' good” fried chicken, but if you're following a special diet or have food allergies, the chain's menu can present some challenges. High-calorie, high-fat, and high-sodium meals served in large sizes can make keeping track of nutrition and portions tricky.

Eating KFC Regularly Makes You fat The dishes of KFC are mostly deep-fried and are made using tons of oil. So, the regular consumption of KFC can make you gain weight. Therefore, continuous consumption of fast food, chicken, and meat that too with excess oil can lead to heart and fat-related issues.

The dishes of KFC are mostly deep-fried and are made using tons of oil. So, the regular consumption of KFC can make you gain weight. Therefore, continuous consumption of fast food, chicken, and meat that too with excess oil can lead to heart and fat-related issues.

While I didn't keep track of the changes to KFC specifically, or any of the other chains, there have been changes they've all made. They've changed their oils, included more additives in their products and made their production more efficient. All of those changes contributed to change in taste. And quality.

KFC apologized this week for sending a mobile app alert telling German customers to “treat yourself” on Kristallnacht. Kristallnacht, or the night of broken glass, refers to the pogroms against Jewish people in Germany and Austria carried out by Nazis in November 1938. Some consider it the beginning of the Holocaust.

KFC's ad featuring a dancing chicken received 755 complaints, landing at the top of the list. KFC was also on the top of 2005's list after they received 1,671 complaints for their Zinger Crunch Salad ad. That ad remained the most complained about ad of all time until 2014.

Why this petition matters. After months of speculation, KFC has finally confirmed that Krushers will no longer be part of the menu.