When you find yourself with some extra cash to spend, you might end up purchasing a KFC Corkcicle ice bucket that’s large enough to feed two families. But is this something you truly need? It’s worth considering whether this is a practical choice or simply an indulgence that, while fun, might not be essential.
Dubbed the KFC x Corkcicle Ice Bucket, this masterpiece of modern consumerism is not just a pretty face. It claims to keep ice frozen for up to 48 hours (or your fried chicken warm, should you be so inclined). With features like triple-walled insulation, a non-slip bottom, and easy-grip flat sides, it’s perfect for holding two cans, one bottle of wine, or your dignity—if that’s still a concern. And yes, it will set you back $129.95. For comparison, a regular Corkcicle ice bucket, free of chicken-themed irony, costs a mere $99.95.
“We’re delighted to partner with KFC to bring our customers something like we’ve never done before that is truly special,” said Stephen Bruner, Corkcicle Co-Founder and Co-CEO. “KFC is an iconic global brand that everyone has some connection to. It has been a blast to create some very fun products in bringing our two brands together for this collab.”
But wait, there’s more! The KFC x Corkcicle collection doesn’t stop at the bucket. For those who want to sip their drinks with a side of fried chicken aesthetic, there’s the KFC x Corkcicle Cruiser—a triple-insulated tumbler adorned with a fried chicken pattern. It promises to keep your beverages cold for up to 20 hours (or hot for up to 9 hours) and comes with a straw top and comfortable grip handle. Yours for only $49.95.
And finally, for the true connoisseur, there’s the KFC x Corkcicle Canteen. Leakproof and also fried chicken-patterned, it keeps your drinks cold for up to 25 hours (or hot for up to 12) and includes a quick sip cap and a folding handle, all for the modest price of $45.95.
All three KFC x Corkcicle products are available now in limited quantities on the Corkcicle website—because nothing says luxury like sipping from chicken-themed drinkware while waiting for your $130 ice bucket to arrive.