Not too long ago it wouldn't be uncommon for you to see a giant bowl of chicken and potatoes being chauffeured down the street.
KFC (or Kentucky Fried Chicken for the non-acronym crowd) wanted to promote their line of "Bowls" (containing fried chicken, potatoes, gravy and cheese all in one handy, heart stopping container) so they decided to construct a giant version of the southern fried concoction and send it on tour.
Below is an article from GoMobile Advertising's newsletter about the tour and the vehicle's features:
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The mysterious bowl even garnered enough attention to become a news story on Seattle's KOMO Channel 4:
KFC (or Kentucky Fried Chicken for the non-acronym crowd) wanted to promote their line of "Bowls" (containing fried chicken, potatoes, gravy and cheese all in one handy, heart stopping container) so they decided to construct a giant version of the southern fried concoction and send it on tour.
Below is an article from GoMobile Advertising's newsletter about the tour and the vehicle's features:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi-nTloT-MqC0xA7zBaV6ieGXCIREMryhGk6Gz25Ma_AyTVtmd_vIE09Je-Dc3bFA1-i0Tt0dnbn8_Ll6yvROwkFlQIXpJkiB4KJ9kCLs6PTNaxQYYHkEW2TpOZcUlqHnlGfV3ely-vinPc/s320/article1.jpg)
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