A uncovered autobiography and cookbook written by Kentucky Friend Chicken founder Colonel Harland Sanders was made available for download via KFC’s Facebook page last month, which documents Sanders’s life up to 1966 — annoyingly you have to “like” and add an app to your account, so we pulled out some lessons based on anecdotes for you.
In 1971, Sanders sold KFC to a liquor and food conglomerate called Heublein, which later lead to the Colonel becoming bitter as the quality of his beloved KFC declined and his relationship with Heublein deteriorated.
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