Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Why KFC stopped calling itself Kentucky Fried Chicken — and the myths that still won't die Why KFC's fried chicken tastes different from that of every other fast-food chain KFC plans to test a new prototype called Open House SHELBYVILLE, Ky. – More than 70 personal belongings once owned by KFC founder Colonel Harland Sanders sold at auction Tuesday in Shelbyville, Kentucky, drawing collectors from across the country and online bidders eager to own a piece of fast-food history. The collection included items from Sanders’ personal and professional life, from handwritten notes and recipe cards to his signature clip-on bow tie and the 1964 planner that sparked one of the night’s biggest bidding wars.
