Mid-Autumn Festival: KFC Hong Kong sells spicy chicken mooncakes with ‘Moonlight Lantern Bucket’

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Business Insider reports that KFC Hong Kong is launching spicy chicken mooncakes for Mid-Autumn Festival.

Served in a Moonlight Bucket, which doubles as a lantern, the mooncakes come in two flavors: Spicy Chicken & Nuts and Golden Lava Custard.

The Spicy Chicken & Nuts flavor features, nuts, almonds, sunflower seeds, peaches and spicy chicken floss. The Golden Lava Custard contains salted egg yolk custard.

On the bucket, Colonel Sanders is seen in a space suit whilst on the side two windows are left for LED lights to shine through.

Each bucket costs HKD$275 and will be available from until 10 September.

Last month, KFC China was accused of plagiarizing Kpop group BLACKPINK’s ‘DDU-DU DDU-DU’ music video.

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