Who popularized chicken in the fast food industry?

          Have you ever thought that it’s too late to begin something? Well, if Colonel Sanders thought so, we wouldn’t have the world’s most famous fried chicken-KFC!

          A forty-year-old Colonel Sanders began selling fried chicken for hungry travellers after the Second World War. He had a store near a gas station and soon travellers started to fill their tummies along with their petrol tanks, making his chicken famous. He later franchised his business across America, but his recipe remained a secret. He also patented a method of preparation that involved frying chicken under pressure.

          By 1964, his franchise became too large for him to manage and he sold KFC to a group of investors led by John Y. Brown, Jr. and Jack C. Massey. After a series of ownership changes, KFC is currently owned by Yum Brands. It is the world’s second-largest restaurant chain after McDonald’s and Colonel Sanders still remains the iconic face of KFC.

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