Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), a leading global fast food company, has announced the launch of its edible nail polish called "Finger lickingood" in Hong Kong this week.
 

KFC being the largest restaurant operator in China with 4,600 outlets though has a dramatic growth in number of outlets but is facing a major task to keep a control over the quality. With food safety scandals growing more and more in China the Kentucky-based fast food chain is staggering after the incident where a Chinese meat supplier who also supplied to the chain, was accused of repacking expired beef and chicken.

Everyone knows the delicious smell coming from a KFC outlet of the juicy fried chicken and what's the latest on their menu? Well, KFC has come up with a brand new idea with fried chicken wafting from a scented candle.

Burgers were better defined as a source of a saturated blowout as it was believed that for digesting it, one needs more than two hours. But now, with the introduction of latest controversial Double Down burger which is there in the markets of New Zealand for a period of just five weeks; has entirely changed the percepts for burgers.

KFC has launched a new burger which is entirely without bread. The burger has been named the Double Down burger. The burger was launched in Australia and was marketed as one-of-a-kind sandwich.

In a survey done by the `The Dominion Post' it was shown that workers are very sensitive about the pay rates. This is what they got when they when they asked about their opinion on wages.