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Because people just keep getting lazier!
"Fried" is an evil word these days. The marketing people say that the public wants to think they are eating healther fast food, so "fried" was dropped as people who eat healthy don't eat fried foods.
They didnt, it's an acronym.
It never changed, it was just shortened. Kentucky Fried Chicken, KFC.
Marketing.
To broaden the amount of things they can have on their menu and to remove any bad connotation with the word Fried.
I think it was to get the word FRIED out of their name. As people become more health conscious, they are less likely to eat fried foods.
it cost less to print only kfc.
remember british airways and federal express?
Truthly it's because thry are no longer using real chicken. Instead they are using genetically grown 'mutant' chickens.
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