Something I’ve realized recenly is that I don't have the necessary tact to be on the Kentucky Fried Chicken marketing team, especially now that Colonel Sanders is a sex symbol. Yes, that Colonel ...

dressed him up as Colonel Sanders and put some cue cards in front of his face with no time to prepare. Which is a shame, because the “sending chicken sandwiches to space” premise is pretty ...

He remains the face of the company ... cannot identify the man in the KFC logo as Colonel Sanders; five in 10 don't believe he's a real person, and three in 10 have no clue who he is at all.

Colonel Sanders—the man behind KFC's recipe— did ... Sanders remains a central figure in KFC's branding, with his face continuing to appear in their logo. His iconic goatee, white suit ...

Colonel Sanders began selling his chicken to restaurants ... "The property is on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, and there has never been a female face on bourbon, so who better to be the first ...

Col. Harland Sanders did more than found KFC and patent its fried chicken recipe. He was also the spokesperson and brand ambassador, starring in television commercials and making other appearances ...

Colonel Sanders is coming to Funko Fusion. Yes, the KFC mascot, based on the real person who created the chain, will be shooting at monsters with a bucket full of chicken nuggets. He, also ...

Colonel Sanders sold his first franchise in 1952 ... who encouraged the Colonel to build brand recognition by embracing his role as the face of Kentucky Fried Chicken. Thomas later launched ...

A bid to sell a historic restaurant and mansion once owned by Colonel Sanders and his wife has struggled to take flight — partly because the deal is ruffling the feathers of KFC’s corporate ...