Soak In 11 Herbs And Spices With KFC's Drumstick Bath Bomb
KFC has created drumstick-shaped bath bombs so your tub water can smell like fried chicken. Why go to Bath & Body Works and pay for nicely scented soap when you reek of greasy poultry instead?
KFC is partnering with Village Vanguard, the same company behind ramen soup-scented bath salts, to make "Chicken smell bathing powder," according to Metro News. But, you can't actually buy them. Only 100 KFC bath bombs will be made and given to lucky lottery winners in Japan. The chosen ones will be selected between November 1 and November 15.
"Mmm... might eat myself after a bath," @denmagic tweeted.
KFC in Japan have released a drumstick shaped bath bomb that makes you smell of fried chicken. Mmm..might eat myself after a bath #Chicken pic.twitter.com/ypDAQ0QZi3
— DJ Den Magic ☘️ (@denmagic) November 2, 2017
@dilemmalord offered a meme of Stranger Things' beloved Steve Harrington.
guys there's a KFC bath bomb and you can bet ur bottom dollar i'm using one to attract Sexy Soccer Mom/KFC Enthusiast Steve Harrington, stat pic.twitter.com/Gk7Qq5rmMj
— emma lord (@dilemmalord) November 2, 2017
"PSA: I think the fried chicken bath bomb is one of the weirdest things ever, despite my love of fried chicken. THIS IS TOO FAR KFC," wrote @Jkitty107.
PSA: I think the fried chicken bath bomb is one of the weirdest things ever, despite my love of fried chicken. THIS IS TOO FAR KFC.
— Jennifer Ratliff (@Jkitty107) November 2, 2017
And @Dollarsigncott reminded us all to "be thankful you exist at the same time as kfc bath bombs."
Be thankful you exist at the same time as kfc bath bombs pic.twitter.com/y3CASlgu18
— ⚡️🥐☀️🌱🌱 (@dollarsigncott) November 2, 2017
If you do live in Japan — and truly want one of these things — you can enter the contest by retweeting KFC's tweet.
🎊激レアグッズ完成🎉
11月1日(水)から始まる #秘伝のコンビパック 発売記念キャンペーンの🎁が完成しました😃
なんと、今回は #ヴィレッジヴァンガード さんとコラボレーション❤
チキン型のこれ🍗いったいなーんだ❓#分かった人はRT #KFC pic.twitter.com/pmmBH4q2t9— ケンタッキーフライドチキン (@KFC_jp) October 30, 2017
At this point, it's safe to say Japan is known for off-the-wall food items — "Leftover bathwater," Nicolas Cage corn puffs, coffee-infused Coca Cola, and cheese smoothies. Here are some things you can get in the country's vending machines.