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On 22 August 2016, the international fried chicken restaurant chain KFC issued an interesting (and puzzling announcement — they were offering a chicken-scented sunscreen product to their customers: Although this announcement appearing on the chain's official social social media accounts, many consumers had a hard time believing that the sunscreen promotion was on the level Kevin Hochman, chief marketing officer for KFC U.S., confirmed in a press release that KFC Extra Crispy Sunscreen is a real product: Although KFC Extra Crispy Sunscreen is (somewhat) real, you likely won't be able to get any for yourself — at least not without paying a hefty price. The restaurant chain produced only 3,000 bottles of this chicken-scented sunscreen, all of which were claimed within a few hours of the announcement. KFC Extra Crispy Sunscreen provided protection from the sun (it was SPF 30) and smelled like fried chicken. However, according to the labeling it still tasted like sunscreen:
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