
Photo: KFC/Village Vanguard/Livedoor

Photo: KFC/Village Vanguard/Livedoor
As soon as it makes contact with warm water, the drumstick starts to dissolve, with the tiny carbon dioxide bubbles creating the illusion of frying. The water also turns an orange-red color, like used oil, and the air is filled with the smell of KFC’s secret mix of “spices and herbs”.
Photo: KFC/Village Vanguard/Livedoor
Unfortunately, the honor of smelling good-enough-to-eat is only reserved to a lucky few. Instead of making the drumstick bath bombs available to everyone, KFC is only offering them to 100 lucky fans, through a raffle hosted on its Japanese website. Participants must like the KFC account on Twitter and share a specific tweet to be entered in the raffle. The campaign runs from November 1st through the 15th.
Photo: KFC/Village Vanguard/Livedoor
While most us will probably never get to feel what it’s like to bathe in a tub of KFC scented water and step out clean yet reeking of fried chicken, we at least have some photos to help us imagine what it must be like.
Photo: KFC/Village Vanguard/Livedoor
Interestingly, this is not KFC’s first novelty product. In the past, the fast food giant has released a fried chicken-flavored nail polish and a fried chicken-themed fashion line, among others.