
Can you believe that it’s already been three months since the KFC Tenders & Dips range was initially introduced, featuring moreish Sweet Teriyaki, Hot Honey Habanero, and delicious Jalapeño Ranch flavours?
To celebrate the nine-sauce collection becoming a permanent menu fixture, KFC has announced a unique, world-first product: Pocket Dips.
Dropping to coincide with London Fashion Week (17 to 21 September), the nine-piece capsule is designed to be carried straight to the front row of Susan Fang’s womenswear showing, a coveted Simone Rocha catwalk seat or maybe even the uber-exclusive Lulu Guinness breakfast, if you’re lucky.
Each limited-edition Pocket is large enough to fit a full-sized KFC dip and features a stylish strap to display yours however you desire.
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The accessory comes in one of nine colours, corresponding to the dip’s flavour: Red for the KFC Original Sauce; dark pink for Texas BBQ; purple for Garlic Parm; green for Jalapeño Ranch; blue for Sweet Teriyaki; orange for Mango Masala; light pink for Hot Honey Habanero; and black for Super Charger.

“Created for the people who treat sauce as an essential, not an extra, the limited-edition Pocket Dip Collection proves that if there's one thing KFC takes seriously, it's dipping,” a press release shared with FOODbible stated.
“Whether you dip, dunk, or drizzle, the ultimate flavour accessory has officially arrived to ensure you're always prepared for every meal.”
KFC fans can pick up one of nine Pocket Dips in a luxury box at the fast-food brand’s Baker Street restaurant on 15 September.
If you can’t make it down, then you can still pick up the Tenders & Dips range at local participating stores.
Fans have spent the last few months praising the range online, with one X user writing: “KFC chicken tenders & dips good.”

“The few dips I've had, they're actually pretty good,” one Redditor claimed.
Another reported: “The jalapeño ranch has me in a chokehold.”
A fourth echoed: “The original and supercharger are good.”
Someone else penned: “These sauces are fire. Way better now.”
To explore the brand-new permanent Tenders & Dips menu, see the offiical KFC website here.
Earlier this month, the fast-food brand shared that Amy Ellis Durini had been appointed as its first-ever Global Chief Brand Officer.
The appointment marks a return to KFC Global for Durini, who was previously associated with the company’s Latin America and Caribbean operations before moving to Taco Bell in 2021, as per Media News 4 U.
She will report directly to Scott Mezvinsky, Chief Executive Officer of KFC Global from 1 November 2026.
Her appointment comes amid efforts to modernise the KFC brand and help improve the fried chicken chain’s positioning among competitors.
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