KFC opened the world's tiniest restaurant for one day to give fans free miniature Fill Up Boxes. (iStock)
If you’ve ever longed to immerse yourself in a steaming bath of chicken broth, the opportunity has now presented itself.
On Oct. 31, KFC Japan announced a partnership with Japanese retailer Village Vanguard on Twitter to produce — no joke — fried-chicken-scented bath bombs, for a limited time only.
The drumstick-shaped bath bombs will be crafted with “eleven secret herbs and spices,” allowing you to soak in deep-fried scented glory, according to the Independent. But be warned: getting your hands on one won’t be easy.
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To be eligible, one must follow KFC Japan on Twitter and retweet a promotional post of the bath bomb between Nov. 1 and Nov. 15. From there, 100 lucky individuals will receive their very own KFC-sanctioned explosive soap, as well as a KFC box and coupon for a Secret Combination Pack of chicken.
While it’s not clear how the winners will be determined, the contest is only open to people in Japan, the outlet adds.
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This is not the first time that the fried chicken chain has launched products beyond its traditional menu. From poultry-inspired nail polish and chicken-flavored chocolate truffles to romance novellas, KFC continues to blaze a trail with its finger-lickin’ good empire.
Nevertheless, those of us outside Japan will have to comfort ourselves with plain old regular bath bombs and KFC takeout.
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