KFC Franchise on the Top For Best in 2009

KFC - Kentucky Fried Chicken to the uninitiated - is a national restaurant franchise that was created in 1952 by Colonel Harland Sanders in Kentucky. Since then the franchise - now a subsidiary of Yum! Brands - has spread to 11,000 restaurants in the United States (as well as over 80 other countries around the world). KFC gained its popularity by selling chicken fried in its closely-guarded "Original Recipe"; because of this, the taste of the food and the recently successful pairing of KFC restaurants with other successful chains, KFC has become one of the foremost icons of the American restaurant industry.  

The name of the franchise says it all. By far the most popular item on the menu is its fried chicken (although they also offer a new grilled variety). KFC offers fried chicken in three varieties: Original Recipe, Extra Crispy, and Grilled. In addition, they sell chicken crispers and homemade sides such as mashed potatoes with gravy, biscuits, and coleslaw (among others). The menu is very much a reflection of the Southern cuisine that Col. Sanders enjoyed while growing up, and represents the most popular chicken restaurant in the country. This franchise is a boon to investors and consumers alike because of how the brand has been marketed as of late. Across the country, KFC has been paired with Long John Silvers, Taco Bell, and A&W to offer a wide variety of food to hungry travelers, making the brand one with extremely high visibility.  

There are other fried chicken franchises in the country, but none of them have as much popularity or cultural appeal as Kentucky Fried Chicken. If you enjoy food inspired by authentic Southern cuisine - and who doesn't? - Then it's difficult to find a match to KFC and its offering of delicious and affordable chicken and sides. The fact that the image of Colonel Sanders is probably as recognizable as the President of the United States is a powerful testament to the appeal and attraction of KFC, one of the foremost franchises in the United States today. So if you want to make a total investment from 1.2 to1.8 million plus the franchise fee of 25k and ongoing royalties of 6.5% and be away from your family and friends, then this business might be for you. However, for those of you that are more like me, there are other means of owning your own business with less of the liability of a large franchise. Click the link below to find out more about one of them.  

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