KFC S'pore replaces french fries with waffle hash due to 'global supply disruption'

If you are a fan of KFC's french fries, you might have noticed something strange lately:

Not a french fry, obviously. Image by Joshua Lee.

This is a waffle hash that KFC has been quietly substituting its french fries with thanks to a "global supply disruption".

I first encountered the waffle hash on Monday (Feb. 14) when I had a KFC Zinger Box delivered from an outlet in Boon Keng.

I encountered it again today (Feb. 16) at the KFC outlet in Greenridge Shopping Centre. This time, there was a sign at the counter explaining why I was getting four pieces of waffle hash instead of the usual packet of fries:

It seems that KFC is substituting fries at selected outlets. A colleague had cheese fries delivered from an outlet in Jurong, although she qualified that it was "quite little".

A quick search on KFC's Facebook page revealed a comment by the fast-food chain, confirming that there are restaurants still serving french fries, although it is in limited supply.

We have reached out to KFC Singapore for more information and will update this article when we hear back from them.

Until then, enjoy your waffle hash.

This article was originally published on 16 February 2022. Its inclusion on this website is solely for education purposes.

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