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KFC Canada playfully lays soggy fries to rest with a mock 'funeral,' embracing humour and self-awareness, while launching their crispy new seasoned fries.

 KFC held a funeral for its bland french fries, calls it the end of soggy fry era

KFC Canada playfully lays soggy fries to rest with a mock 'funeral,' embracing humour and self-awareness, while launching their crispy new seasoned fries.

In a light-hearted and innovative move, KFC Canada recently hosted a 'funeral' event to bid adieu to their soggy and bland french fries, heralding the dawn of a new era of crispiness and flavour.&nbsp;
The unique event, characterized by humour and self-awareness, was a creative response to the common customer feedback about the quality of their fries.
KFC Canada decided to confront the issue head-on. The mock funeral was designed as a tongue-in-cheek send-off for the underwhelming fries that had caused frustration among some customers over the years.
KFC shared a video in which they said, "Old KFC Fries suck, so we are letting them rest in pieces."
Azim Akhtar, KFC Canada's director of marketing, said in a statement that they know that Canadians hated their old fries and so they saw this as an opportunity to show their fans that they hear them by changing up their menu item and launching it in a fun way.
With this campaign, KFC also launched its new seasoned fries.&nbsp;
KFC Canada's mock funeral for their bland and soggy fries was a creative and humorous approach to addressing a common customer concern. The event not only showcased the company's willingness to accept and rectify their mistakes but also demonstrated their dedication to enhancing the overall dining experience.
As the crispy and flavorful new fries take center stage, KFC Canada's innovative response to criticism sets an example for other businesses to engage with their audience.
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National French Fries Day is dedicated to celebrating the iconic fries, a beloved snack that has won the hearts of people all over the world. 

National French Fries Day 2023: Do you know your favourite munchy is not from France? Know its origin

National French Fries Day is dedicated to celebrating the iconic fries, a beloved snack that has won the hearts of people all over the world.&nbsp;

National French Fries Day is celebrated on the 13th of July annually, but, from this year, it will be celebrated on the second Friday of July to celebrate the favourite Munchy. Well, this snack is world-famous and is loved by many. But do you know these crispy "french fries" are not from France.&nbsp;
Yes, you heard that right. The exact origins of french fries are from Belgium. Moreover, the name french fries garnered popularity during World War I when American soldiers were introduced to this delicious treat.
According to Belgian lore, poor villagers who often ate fried fish, but in winter months when the river froze fishing becomes a difficult task and the villagers resorted to eating potatoes, slicing and frying them just like fish.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/do-not-blame-it-on-aloo-nutritionist-says-potatoes-are-not-as-unhealthy-as-they-are-thought-to-be-1677910603804">Do not blame it on 'aloo'. Nutritionist says potatoes are not as unhealthy as they are thought to be</a>

Recent research suggests that people who consume fried food, especially fried potatoes may cause depression and anxiety. Know more about this. 

Your favourite French fries might cause anxiety and depression: study 

Recent research suggests that people who consume fried food, especially fried potatoes may cause depression and anxiety. Know more about this.&nbsp;

Who doesn't love French fries, right? But according to new research binging on fried foods, especially fried potatoes may negatively impact mental health.&nbsp;
The study published in the journal PNAS (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America) found that people who frequently consume fried foods were 12 per cent more likely to go through anxiety and had a 7 per cent risk of depression.&nbsp;
The research was conducted on 140,728 &nbsp;people for over 11.3 years and 8,294 cases of anxiety and 12,735 cases of depression were found in those who consumed fried foods.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/l/h/study-says-huge-consumption-of-ultra-processed-food-may-lead-you-to-depression-1678019183309">Study says huge consumption of ultra processed food may lead you to depression</a>

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