To celebrate the 50th anniversary of KFC's landing in Australia, a huge chicken barrel was erected at the Sydney roundabout at (Circular Quay) on Friday.
Thousands of KFC enthusiasts are expected to gather at the harbor between noon and 3 p.m., as the super fast-food chain marks the moment.
This 6-meter-high, 7-meter-wide bucket stands on the edge of the international passenger terminal.
One DJ broadcast music for the past 50 years while KFC presented participants with a "limited edition 50th anniversary fried chicken bucket" for free raw chicken.
On April 27, 1968, the world-famous KFC launched "KFC Fried Chicken" in Guildford, with only 25 employees at the beginning of KFC in Australia.
Colonel Sanders' famous fried chicken sold for A $1 at the time and came up with the right name, "savings Box (thriftbox)."
For half a century, the brand has developed more than 640 stores across the country, providing local food products to more than 2 million consumers a week.
It employs about 35, 000 people in Australia, about 1 out of every 700 people-including one in 45 young people in KFC, with an average age of just 17.
The famous fried chicken was so popular in Australia that it set up a KFC on the Gold Coast. Another bride, Elizabeth Elvers, missed her wedding photo in front of the KFC store.
