KFC Printable Coupons

It's All in the Recipe

The founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken, Colonel Harland Sanders, used to carry the 11 herbs and spices mixture in his car! He and his wife Claudia made the seasoned flour themselves and shipped it from store to store.

The herbs and spices, combined with special pressure-cooking, are what make the Colonel’s southern fried chicken a taste enjoyed by millions. Sanders started a franchise operation in 1955, and within 10 years, had more than 600 restaurants dedicated to his downhome style of cooking.

Today, two separate companies mix that secret blend of flavors, and a third company combines the efforts and ships the final product to more than 11,000 restaurants worldwide.

Finding KFC Printable Coupons

Access the KFC website, and click on the “About Us” page. There’s a giant arrow to click on that says, “Coupons” on that page, as well as a “Printable Coupons” button in the left margin.

KFC makes it easy to find coupons, but you do have to register your name, birthdate, zip code, and e-mail address to receive coupons and other promotional updates. By becoming a member of the Colonel’s E-Mail Club, you’ll get coupons, special offers, and recipes sent right to you.

Other online outlets that offer KFC printable coupons include:

• Coupon Cabin, which will reroute you to a printable page.
• Creative Alliance, which requires you to enter a zip code before viewing the coupon page.
• RetailMeNot, where you can enter “KFC” into the search window and see if printable coupons are available.

KFC She Boutique

Busy moms are always looking for new frugal ideas to stretch the budget. At the KFC She Boutique on the company’s website, you’ll find dinner suggestions using KFC products, another opportunity to sign up for free KFC printable coupons, as well as organizational tips that make scheduling the family’s activities a little easier.

On this page of the KFC site, you’ll also find a family fun section. Check out the word games, dinner conversation starters, and printable placemats with quizzes and puzzles.

The KFC corporate site features some of Sander’s classic Southern recipes from the 1950s. You can try Chess pie, spoon bread, and bean salad, to name a few. All the recipes are free and easily printed from the website.