The history of KFC development - who is the founder of KFC?

The history of KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken) dates back to 1930, when the times of the Great Depression forced Harland Sanders to seek new ways. He began selling fried chicken to travelers at his roadside cafe in Corbin, Kentucky.
Sanders' small cafe quickly became popular thanks to his unique recipe for fried chicken, which he cooked on a griddle. His secret recipe of 11 herbs and spices, along with his hospitality and business acumen, made his cafe a true legend.