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The KFC Popsicle from KFC Singapore Comes in Two Flavors

The KFC Popsicle is a new offering from KFC Singapore that's focused on providing patrons with a convenient, flavorful and fun way to enjoy fried chicken.

The fried chicken popsicles aren't frozen treats, but instead feature the brand's fried chicken fillet that is served on a stick to make it easier to eat without utensils. The popsicles come in two flavor options including the KFC BBQ Cheese Popsicle and the KFC Mala Popsicle, which come in pairs at a price point of $6.50 Singapore dollars.

The KFC Popsicles from KFC Singapore are an unexpected menu item from the QSR brand, but could become quite popular amongst consumers looking to eat while out of the house in a convenient, mess-free manner.
Trend Themes
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3. Food-on-a-stick - Foods served on a stick can surprise and delight customers and serve as a fun and playful option, presenting opportunities to develop new portable and shareable food experiences.
Industry Implications
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3. Food Delivery - Food delivery companies can offer new options for delivery, such as on-the-go and shareable food items, to meet the needs and preferences of customers who prioritize convenience and mobility.

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