KFC Reveals Thanksgiving Feast for $25 with Fried Chicken and Gravy ‘Flight’

KFC is ruffling some feathers with its anti-turkey talk.

The fried chicken spot revealed its Extra Crispy Festive Feast — a chicken-focused (duh) meal deal with sides and a gravy flight — on Monday, Nov. 17.

The $25 bundle includes an 8-piece fried chicken order (four drums and four thighs), two large mashed potatoes, four biscuits and three 8-oz. sides of gravy, each of which is a different flavor.

The gravy flight features fan-favorite choices like the classic and white peppercorn options along with the brand-new Southwest cheddar gravy.

Along with the fried chicken meal, KFC is launching a corresponding “Cluck Turkey” campaign around the turkey-centric holiday. The chain has billboards nationwide renouncing turkey and asking fans to opt for chicken instead, per a press release.

Also on Nov. 17, the Southern-inspired chain announced that the Personal Pot Pie is back on menus. The dish, which goes for $4.99, is packed with fried chicken and diced vegetables all wrapped in a flaky crust. The limited-time menu item has been available before though it is unclear how long it will stick around this time.

Thanksgiving is just as known for its pies as its turkey, so Taco Bell has a sweet to satisfy fans in that regard.

The fast food chain released its highly anticipated Mountain Dew Baja Blast Pie, a limited-edition dessert inspired by the soda, on Nov. 6.

The creamy, key lime–style treat combines the drink’s tropical lime flavor with a graham cracker crust and whipped cream topping, according to the press release. It’s sold whole (rather than slices), priced at $19.99 and can only be purchased in stores, while supplies last.