"This isn't just a nostalgic nod. It's an example of how we're turning feedback into action," an executive for KFC said.

The nationwide return comes after KFC brought Potato Wedges back to select locations in Tampa, Fla. earlier this year KFC's Potato Wedges and Hot & Spicy Wings are coming back to menus on Monday, Aug.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. KFC is answering fans' calls with the return of two beloved items. The fast food chain announced Monday that its popular Potato ...

KFC is bringing back its potato wedges and spicy wings by popular demand but they are only available while supplies last. It’s been five long years since the fried chicken joint said farewell to its ...

Your fast-food prayers have been answered. After five years of social media campaigns and customer outrage, KFC is bringing back Potato Wedges on Aug. 18. Those crispy, seasoned triangles that made ...

If you've been side-eyeing the fries at KFC for the last five years, here's a late summer treat for you. The chicken giant is bringing back the chunky, seasoned potato wedges that used to own the side ...

KFC is bringing back its Potato Wedges for a limited time at just five Tampa-area locations for two weeks following five years of fan demands and petitions, according to a press release. "Our fans ...

The side KFC fans have been rooting for is coming home. On Aug. 11, the fast-food chain announced that after five years, it’s finally bringing back its crispy Potato Wedges. Starting Aug. 18, the ...

KFC recently announced plans to forge a comeback after losing market share to several chicken rivals. Step one of that plan? Bringing back Potato Wedges and Hot & Spicy Wings. In response to consumer ...

TAMPA, Fla. (BLOOM) – After five years of online petitions, social media demands, and die-hard fan nostalgia, KFC is bringing back its beloved Potato Wedges. But only in Tampa, and only for two weeks.

The nationwide return comes after KFC brought Potato Wedges back to select locations in Tampa, Fla. earlier this year Sabrina Weiss is the Editorial Assistant of PEOPLE's food department. She writes ...