How to get £3 off your KFC order via Just Eat

KFC fans can get £3 off their chicken hit if they order through Just Eat.

To get the discount, order your meal through the Just Eat website or app.

Once you get to the checkout, type the code PAYPAL into the box which says “I have a discount voucher”.

This is located underneath where you put your card details in.

You’ll need to spend at least £3 to get the money off.

However, keep in mind that you’ll need to pay for delivery too.

This could be around £2.49, but may vary depending on where you’re ordering to.

And you might have to pay for service charge too, which looks to be around 50p.

The offer was spotted on hotdealsuk, and it looks like the discount will be available up until January 31.

We’ve asked KFC for more details on the promotion and will update you as soon as we get any more information.

We’ve spotted that you could get some of your favourite chicken snacks for 99p.

WE’VE crunched the numbers on how much some of your favourite KFC meals will be with the discount applied.

Remember, you’ll have to pay delivery and service charge for your order:

Zinger Stacker Meal

Mighty Bucket For One

Is usually: £8.49
You'll pay: £5.49
Includes: Two pieces of original recipe chicken, two mini fillets, two hot wings, regular side and drink.

Original Recipe Chicken two piece

Twister Wrap

Is usually: £5.49
You'll pay: £2.49
Includes: An original recipe fillet of chicken, crunchy pickle slaw and sauce all wrapped in a tortilla.

This includes a regular portion of Popcorn Chicken, which would usually set you back £3.99.

And if you ordered a regular Zinger Burger, you could get it for £2.49, down from £5.49.

You’ll only be able to use the discount once.

If you want to order your meal through the Just Eat app, you can download it via Google Play or the App Store.

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