Since we said goodbye to Halloween last week, everyone's already starting to feel festive.
Now many food giants are releasing Christmas menus and it's safe to say we're getting all excited. KFC is delighting Brits with the launch of two new menu items.
The Stuffing Stacker Burger and the Stuffing Tower Burger will be sure to leave you feeling merry. But since it's on the Christmas menu, you better be quick…
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From November 13, customers can enjoy the Stuffing Stacker Burger which features two Original Recipe chicken fillets with sage and onion stuffing, spicy cranberry sauce, cheese and burger dressing in a soft and fluffy brioche bun.
KFC is also released the Stuffing Tower Burger which features all the same goodness with one fillet of crispy Original Chicken.
This festive season, there's also the Stuffing Stacker Burger and Stuffing Tower Burger, available from next week until January 1, 2024.
Grab yourself the Stuffing Stacker Burger from just £7.99 and Stuffing Tower Burger from just £6.49 in restaurant and via KFC Delivery.
So sleigh on down to your nearest KFC or bring the festive cheer directly to your front door with a delivery.
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In other Christmas menu news, Greggs released its delicious line-up for the festive period. It'll see the return of fan favourites, plus some newbies.
Meanwhile Wetherspoons unveiled a new Christmas menu – from a budget Turkey dinner to festive pizza. And it won't be breaking the bank.
An average turkey dinner will set you back £12.05 with a soft drink, or £13.52 with an alcoholic drink, with prices varying from pub-to-pub.
This will include turkey breast, pork, apricot and cranberry stuffing, roasted Chantenay carrots and parsnips, Maris Piper mash, two pigs-in-blankets, peas, cranberry sauce and gravy.
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