KFC Ad Is Banned After Viewer Complaints
KFC Ad Is Banned After Viewer Complaints About Small Size of 'Mini Chicken Fillet Burger'
When is a mini burger not a mini burger?
When TV advertisements appear to inflate its size, according to the British advertising watchdog, which on Wednesday banned an advertisement from fast food giant KFC following complaints from viewers that the "Mini Chicken Fillet Burger" was smaller than it appeared on TV.
The Advertising Standards Authority said its own investigation found that the burgers sold a three London KFC outlets had thinner buns, less filling and different lettuce than what was shown in the ads.
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