KFC fans can soon slather its infamous “supercharger” hot sauce on anything they like as it’s being sold in takeaway bottles at the fast-food chain from next week.
Currently, you can only get the condiment in KFC burgers and wraps.
But from Monday July 15, mammoth 1L bottles of the spicy mayonnaise will be on sale in all KFC stores nationwide for £4.
That works out as 40p per 100g, which is fairly decent considering a 265g bottle of Nando’s Peri-Peri mayonnaise costs £1.50 at Asda – or about 56p per 100g.
Of course, unbranded mayonnaise is cheaper and you could save cash by mixing plain mayonnaise with spices to create your own version.
But if it’s the supercharger you’ll have to go quick to get your hands on one as they’re limited edition and will only be on sale for four weeks until Sunday August 11.
There’s no limit to how many you can nab but they will only be around while stocks last.
If you’d rather supercharger your KFC meal in stores then you’re also in luck, as the chicken chain is introducing dipping pots made with the good stuff.
They’ll be a permanent addition to the menu and will set you back 30p.
KFC says it’s introducing the sauces after fans begged it on social media to make it available – but sadly there are no plans to bring back the supercharger burger.
Back in May, one fan called Robbie tweeted: “@KFC_UKI Can I please have a tub of supercharger sauce I’ll literally pay for it #obsessedwithflamingwraps”
Another wrote: “@KFC_UKI Can we get the supercharger burger back or the supercharger sauce sold separately (speaking for everyone)?”
Someone else added: “@KFC_UKI I literally hate eating KFC without supercharger sauce, I was going to spend £15 tonight but without the Supercharger sauce, I had to walk out… when will you be getting it as a dip?”
A KFC spokesperson said: “For a while now fans have only been able to get a small taste of our spicy mayo in our infamous burgers and flamin’ wraps.
“But we know, just how much our supercharger sauce is loved up and down the country and are excited to share our supersized edition of our legendary sauce.”
It’s the latest new addition for the chicken chain, which this week slashed the price of its boneless banquet to £5 this week and it’s brought back its trilogy box meal.
KFC has also launched mash and rice as sides but ditched Pepsi for its new fruit drinks in some restaurants.
Plus, we revealed earlier today that you can now get a KFC double chicken zinger “Hacker” burger with gravy and garlic sauce.
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