Colonel Sanders

Colonel Sanders was the founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), a major fast-food chain known for its fried chicken. Born Harland David Sanders in 1890, he developed his secret fried chicken recipe in the 1930s. Sanders became a recognizable figure through his distinctive white suit and tie, often promoting his brand. His efforts to franchise his recipe led to widespread popularity, making KFC a global brand. The title "Colonel" was an honorary military title he received, which became part of his iconic image. His legacy endures as a symbol of fried chicken and quick-service dining.