The Wenatchee KFC has a deal for you every Wednesday
I was sitting at my desk this morning. I wasn't even thinking about what I was going to have for lunch. (surprise) And I saw this on the interweb.
kfc.com/newsroom/wednesday-exclusive-country-fried-steak,
‘Looking for a midweek comfort food fix? Treat yourself to our Wednesday Exclusive Country Fried Steak Meal for just $4.99, available in stores only.
Our Country Fried Steak features a crispy, golden, well-seasoned coating with a juicy, tender steak inside, finished with a creamy, peppery gravy for the perfect Southern comfort food experience.
Available from July 1 through August 19.
Right then and there I knew exactly what I was going to have for lunch, I had to try this out. So, when lunchtime rolled around, I jumped in my vehicle, made it down to KFC in Wenatchee, and walked in to make my order.
I was first in line.
I placed my order and they told me I was the very first person to order the country fried steak meal, and they were going to make it fresh. While I was waiting, I got myself a root beer, (Because KFC is also A&W root beer) and about four minutes later I had my lunch.
The entire meal, of course, includes the country fried steak. You also get mashed potatoes, gravy over both, and a biscuit with the fixings. A nice mound of coleslaw (if you're into that sort of thing) I'm not a big coleslaw fan myself. I've been told that's my problem, and I need to fix it.
The country fried steak was crispy, the gravy could have used a little more pepper, but I always want more pepper. The mashed potatoes, as always, were great. The biscuit was, well, a biscuit.
Just a quick note.
On the Internet ad the meal was advertised as being $4.99. When I looked at my receipt, it looked like I was charged $6.99, plus the cost of the drink. There was no printed material inside the store that indicated any price for the meal, so I Just decided to roll with it.
Keep in mind this special is Wednesdays only and will continue through. August 19th.
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