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Chicken tenders are taking over the world, and KFC is rushing to keep up

Goodbye bone-in wings, hello tenders and chicken sandwiches that can be easily eaten in the car.

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According to MarketWatch’s source item, Chicken tenders are taking over the world, and KFC is rushing to keep up, Goodbye bone-in wings, hello tenders and chicken sandwiches that can be easily eaten in the car.

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