Americans can still order old KFC menu item – but one ingredient will be missing

KENTUCKY Fried Chicken has had many beloved menu items throughout its decades-long history, and many of the fan-favorite meals can still be ordered, even if they are not listed.

However, while you can still order many old menu items, one crucial ingredient will be missing.

The renowned bunless Double Down sandwich is one of the popular meals still available at the popular chain, even though it isn’t on the menu.

The staff will put the breadless sandwich together if you request the individual components, which consist of bacon, sliced cheese, and the Colonel’s Special Sauce between two fried chicken filets.

Unfortunately, the special sauce is no longer available, as reported by Eat This, Eat That,

Sliders are another item you can order even though they’re not on the menu.

All you have to do is order biscuits, coleslaw and of course, chicken.

Cut the biscuits in half, then stuff them with shredded chicken and coleslaw.

And if you’re thinking about ordering the famous bowl in an effort to maintain a healthy lifestyle, think again.

In addition to the thick mashed potatoes, popcorn chicken bits, cheese and gobs of gravy, the dish also contains 720 calories, 34 grams of fat and 2,370 milligrams of sodium.

Colonel Sanders originally titled his fast food chicken franchise Kentucky Fried Chicken.

Even though it is based in Louisville, Kentucky, the chain is not the residents’ first stop when it comes to ordering chicken, the Business Journals reported.

Many people are unaware that the chain’s name was shortened in 1991 as part of a rebranding effort to make it appear healthier.

In using just the initials, “fried” is removed from the name, though it’s been said that the change was due to a trademark conflict with the state of Kentucky.

The US Sun has reached out to KFC for comment.