Before you run to the grocery store, bust out all of your pots and pans and start slaving away in the kitchen, you might want to read this.

KFC is doing something as part of their "Comeback Era" that you are going to want to get in on.

According to SILiveBusiness.com, KFC is making a big push to try to reintroduce North Dakotans and people all across the United States. This month, and this month only, they are giving away free buckets of chicken.

Want to know how to get one? Here's what you need to do. Go to KFC's website (KFC.com), and make an online order. I believe you can also do this through the app.

When you get to the home screen, you will see a button that says "Free Bucket of Chicken". You click on that as quickly as possible before everyone else buys them out of food. After that, you select a store by typing in your zip code. Once you've found your closest North Dakota location, you redeem the coupon and make your purchase.

Keep in mind that you have to spend $15 to get either a free bucket of fried chicken or a free 8-piece bucket of chicken tenders.

According to the source, the company's President, Catherine Tan-Gillespie, said this "Kentucky Fried Comeback" will remind people of who they are.

" By listening to our customers and addressing feedback, we'll reclaim our rightful place in the friend chicken game we started."

She also went on to say that they want to regain the trust of their customers.

"If people can give their ex a million second chances, I hope our fans can give us one."

Take a night off and spare yourself the chore of doing dishes, and grab yourself some free fried chicken at a North Dakota KFC. I know I will.


 

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