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U.S.-based fast food chain KFC launched the new Hawaiian Burger in South Korea on Wednesday in celebration of the summer season.
The new burger features a spicy chicken filet, a thick slice of canned pineapple and fresh lettuce, topped with white pine sauce for a zesty taste.
To celebrate the launch of the new product, KFC is holding a number of promotional events for customers who purchase the new Hawaiian Burger.
Customers who buy the burger will receive one Petitzel, a watery jelly dessert made by CJ Cheil Jedang. For just 3,600 won ($3.10), customers can enjoy both a burger and a dessert. The promotional offer is valid until supplies run out, according to KFC.
“Even in the midst of the summer heat, a burger made with big chunks of sweet pineapple will make anyone regain his or her appetite,” said a KFC official.
“KFC will continue to develop unique, special menu items that will successfully meet our customers’ tastes.”
(jys@heraldcorp.com)
The new burger features a spicy chicken filet, a thick slice of canned pineapple and fresh lettuce, topped with white pine sauce for a zesty taste.
To celebrate the launch of the new product, KFC is holding a number of promotional events for customers who purchase the new Hawaiian Burger.
Customers who buy the burger will receive one Petitzel, a watery jelly dessert made by CJ Cheil Jedang. For just 3,600 won ($3.10), customers can enjoy both a burger and a dessert. The promotional offer is valid until supplies run out, according to KFC.
“Even in the midst of the summer heat, a burger made with big chunks of sweet pineapple will make anyone regain his or her appetite,” said a KFC official.
“KFC will continue to develop unique, special menu items that will successfully meet our customers’ tastes.”
(jys@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
