Overview
- Reports from BILD, t‑online and Chip say KFC will sell a limited‑time chicken döner called the Krispy Kebab starting April 21 for roughly two months.
- All German restaurants are slated to take part, with a reported on‑the‑go price of €7.99 and a menu price that outlets list inconsistently at either €11.99 or €12.99.
- The sandwich uses KFC chicken in kebab bread and comes mild or spicy with salad, tomatoes, onions and a choice of two sauces called Kebab Wrap and Spicy Red.
- KFC trialed the concept in Spain in March with eye‑catching rotating skewer displays, while German stores will promote it through a cross‑channel campaign featuring a reworked Die Prinzen song.
- KFC operates more than 200 outlets in Germany and reported €402 million in 2024 net revenue, underscoring why a döner offering could target a broad, everyday market.