FEDERAL DONUTS TO CELEBRATE NATIONAL FRIED CHICKEN DAY -Free Fried Chicken for Life

Distributed among chicken orders at both locations, the tickets will
entitle bearers to a variety of prizes, from t-shirts and complimentary
coffee beans and for one lucky person there will be a prize of Free Fried Chicken for Life.
Willy Wonka once said, ‘A little nonsense now and then is relished by
the wisest men’ – and in his honor, we’ve created these 10 Golden
Tickets to celebrate one of our favorite things: fried chicken,” says
co-owner Chef Michael Solomonov. “Federal Donuts has been, from
the very outset, a slightly off-the-wall project, and that’s the spirit
of this National Fried Chicken Day ‘Contest’.”
at 11 a.m. on July 6, when Federal Donuts starts its chicken service,
every order of succulent, Korean-style fried chicken may contain one of
the ten Tickets. Each will be redeemable for a specific prize,
including the grand prize of fried chicken for life. That lucky diner
will win one complimentary order of fried chicken weekly for the
remainder of their days – and the envy of food lovers across the
country, who regularly travel to Philadelphia for Federal Donuts’
delectable birds and ‘nuts.
the first location Federal Donuts location in October 2011, and it
quickly became one of Philadelphia’s hottest meals. The eatery has been
featured in The New York Times, where restaurant critic Pete
Wells wrote that, “At the moment…Philadelphia’s most dedicated eaters
covet no prize more than a red ticket [for chicken] at Federal Donuts,
with the possible exception of the morning’s last glazed donut.”
Solomonov and his chicken and donuts have received national attention
appearing on VH1’s “Morning Buzz” and ABC’s “The Chew,” and have been
featured in Bon Appetit, Details, Afar, Everyday with Rachael Ray which included the spicy PB&J donut as one of “America’s Best Donuts” and Saveur which selected Federal Donuts as one of the “Top 50 Donuts in America.”
Both
Federal Donuts storefronts focus on take-out business. They serve
seven days a week from 7 a.m. until they run out of food, usually in the
early afternoon. Chicken is available beginning at 11 a.m. daily. For
more information, follow them on Twitter and Instagram @federaldonuts, on Facebook or visit www.federaldonuts.com.
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