shows the new logo and if you look on google there should be some articles about it.
Mangy Coyote said... 2:05 pm - November 3rd, 2006
Look at the header at the top - it says Kentucky Fried Chicken - not KFC any more. Also, they just redid the logo - Colonel Sanders now wears an apron.
Matthew A said... 11:10 am - November 4th, 2006
no there not kfc stands for kentucky freid chicken and they are just going back to that i think instead of the kfc
chocolahoma said... 10:00 pm - November 7th, 2006
Not Changing its name. It is Incorporating the phrase “Kentucky Fried Chicken” along with a more classic image of Colonel Sanders into their new marketing strategy and their new restaurant remodeled “look”
here’s a link to the press release, and a cut-and-paste of the appropriate paragraph…
“…Design features for the U.S. may include:
Bright, bold graphics on the restaurant exterior and interior that incorporate the Kentucky Fried Chicken name as well as KFC, communicate a fresh sense of brand pride. African American artist Charly (Carlos) Palmer took KFC’s …”
jello044 said... 1:57 am - November 11th, 2006
yes there gonna slowly remove the KFC name over the years. The person that posted the links was able to find the article, however I don’t know why they had to put the word “African-American” before the artists name that designed the new Kentucky Fried Chicken logo. Anyways I am glad they are using the full name again.
deshatown_93 said... 5:18 pm - November 11th, 2006
Just for fun, here. “KFC” or “Kentucky Fried Chick” - which name would you use and why?
Background: some 14 years ago, the name was changed from Kentucky Fried Chicken to KFC to downplay the word fried, which has negative, unhealthy implications. But now they are considering changing back to the old name - perhaps there is still more brand value in the full name than in KFC. Just saw a commercial where the old generation meets the young
> >>> generation eating from a bucket of KFC. The older generation
> >>> spokesman says “We called it Kentucky Fried Chicken.” And they
> >>> rotate the bucket and it’s labeled “Kentucky Fried Chicken.” The
> >>> voice-over says Kentucky Fried Chicken.”
> >>>
> >>> They’ve come full circle.
> >>>
> >>> I remember when they changed the name TO KFC. Jay Leno joked at the
> >>> time that “Kentucky Fried Chicken is changing it’s name to KFC.
> >>> Apparently they didn’t want to be associated with the word ‘fried.’
> >>> I think they didn’t want to be associated with the word ‘CHICKEN!!!’”
> >>>
> >>> It’s Kentucky Fried Crap no matter what it’s called, imho,
> >>>
go to and tipe in (is kfc changing it’s name?
Jessie P said... 7:51 am - November 13th, 2006
KFC is now and has always been Kentucky Fried Chicken. It was shortened to take the “fried” out of it. I couldn’t tell you where a link would be, but know this. It has ALWAYS been Kentucky Fried Chicken.
4:52 am - November 1st, 2006
shows the new logo and if you look on google there should be some articles about it.
2:05 pm - November 3rd, 2006
Look at the header at the top - it says Kentucky Fried Chicken - not KFC any more. Also, they just redid the logo - Colonel Sanders now wears an apron.
11:10 am - November 4th, 2006
no there not kfc stands for kentucky freid chicken and they are just going back to that i think instead of the kfc
10:00 pm - November 7th, 2006
Not Changing its name. It is Incorporating the phrase “Kentucky Fried Chicken” along with a more classic image of Colonel Sanders into their new marketing strategy and their new restaurant remodeled “look”
here’s a link to the press release, and a cut-and-paste of the appropriate paragraph…
“…Design features for the U.S. may include:
Bright, bold graphics on the restaurant exterior and interior that incorporate the Kentucky Fried Chicken name as well as KFC, communicate a fresh sense of brand pride. African American artist Charly (Carlos) Palmer took KFC’s …”
1:57 am - November 11th, 2006
yes there gonna slowly remove the KFC name over the years. The person that posted the links was able to find the article, however I don’t know why they had to put the word “African-American” before the artists name that designed the new Kentucky Fried Chicken logo. Anyways I am glad they are using the full name again.
5:18 pm - November 11th, 2006
Just for fun, here. “KFC” or “Kentucky Fried Chick” - which name would you use and why?
Background: some 14 years ago, the name was changed from Kentucky Fried Chicken to KFC to downplay the word fried, which has negative, unhealthy implications. But now they are considering changing back to the old name - perhaps there is still more brand value in the full name than in KFC. Just saw a commercial where the old generation meets the young
> >>> generation eating from a bucket of KFC. The older generation
> >>> spokesman says “We called it Kentucky Fried Chicken.” And they
> >>> rotate the bucket and it’s labeled “Kentucky Fried Chicken.” The
> >>> voice-over says Kentucky Fried Chicken.”
> >>>
> >>> They’ve come full circle.
> >>>
> >>> I remember when they changed the name TO KFC. Jay Leno joked at the
> >>> time that “Kentucky Fried Chicken is changing it’s name to KFC.
> >>> Apparently they didn’t want to be associated with the word ‘fried.’
> >>> I think they didn’t want to be associated with the word ‘CHICKEN!!!’”
> >>>
> >>> It’s Kentucky Fried Crap no matter what it’s called, imho,
> >>>
go to and tipe in (is kfc changing it’s name?
7:51 am - November 13th, 2006
KFC is now and has always been Kentucky Fried Chicken. It was shortened to take the “fried” out of it. I couldn’t tell you where a link would be, but know this. It has ALWAYS been Kentucky Fried Chicken.