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that while Harland Sanders was a real person, he wasn t a real Colonel. He received the honorary title of Kentucky Colonel when he was 44. He didn t found KFC until he was 61 and he lived to be 90.

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Fun Fact: that while Harland Sanders was a real person, he wasn’t a real Colonel. He received the honorary title of Kentucky Colonel when he was 44. He didn’t found KFC until he was 61 and he lived to be 90.

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