Is KFC coming to Córdoba? The enigmatic post that sparked madness on social media

KFC has caused great anticipation in Córdoba. The famous fried chicken franchise posted an enigmatic message on its social media. "Are surprises coming?" users asked in response to a graphic that showed the main concern of its followers: "When is KFC coming to Córdoba?"

This post sparked a wave of comments: dozens of fans replied, showing their enthusiasm for the brand's arrival in the city. Despite not providing details about the date or location, the response was clear: "The only thing as crispy as our chicken is Córdoba's persistence." The phrase further increased the mystery.

Some users mentioned that they traveled to Buenos Aires to enjoy the fried chicken; KFC replied that they wouldn't have to do that anymore. Other comments, such as "We already feel Tunga Tunga", made it clear that KFC's arrival is near. Although the date is still uncertain, the response leaves little doubt about the franchise's future in Córdoba.

KFC in Argentina: its presence in the country and expansion to new provinces

KFC already has a presence in several provinces of Argentina. Currently, the franchise operates in Buenos Aires, Rosario, and Mendoza, and a few days ago the launch in San Juan was announced. These locations have been very successful, offering fried chicken and traditional dishes such as salads and mashed potatoes.

The brand is a global icon with a presence in more than 145 countries. In Argentina, it has managed to establish itself as one of the most important fast food chains. In Córdoba, the possibility of opening a location is generating great anticipation among fans.

The economic stability of Milei's government also plays an important role. Economic predictability in the country has favored the arrival of major investments. KFC could see an excellent opportunity to expand its business in Córdoba.

The global phenomenon of KFC: History and international expansion

KFC was founded in 1930 by Colonel Harland Sanders. In 1952, he opened his first franchise in Salt Lake City, Utah. Since then, the brand has grown spectacularly, reaching more than 145 countries.

In 1964, Sanders sold the brand, but his image remains the symbol of KFC. Despite the changes, the secret recipe remains a mystery. In Córdoba, the arrival of the franchise promises to be a milestone.

KFC hasn't confirmed details about the opening date in the city. However, interest and anticipation continue to grow. The predictability and economic stability of Milei's government may have facilitated the expansion of this successful franchise in the province.