KFC isn’t afraid to do things properly. Finger lickin’ included. So today, the Kentucky Fried Chicken connoisseurs are helping the UK remember that finger lickin’ is part and parcel of the KFC experience, literally.

To do this, a new ad campaign by Mother in London has been launched to bring the unmistakable Original Recipe taste that people can’t help but crave, to the forefront of everyone’s minds.  

Finger lickin’ good is one of the world’s most iconic advertising slogans and deserves its place in the hall of fame – for both fried chicken and advertising – and that’s why it is back with a bang at the heart of the newest work for KFC. 

The creative focuses on a deeply satisfying moment: the post-KFC finger lick. OOH work will see it used as part of the headline, and in TV and other content it will be used as a way to punctuate the music - which is a reworking of Chopin’s Nocturne op. 9 No.2, who was famously a fan of the Colonel’s iconic mix of 11 herbs and spices.

KFC’s award-winning social tone is legendary, and it doesn’t escape the finger lickin’ treatment, with a content series of finger lickin’ etiquette. 

Dhiren Karnani, marketing manager at KFC UK & Ireland said: “KFC is truly finger lickin’ good, and this campaign will re-ignite the meaning back into the phrase we all know and grew up with.”