| Bucket chain |
| Sanders org. |
| Bucket source |
| Tender vendor |
| Popeye's rival |
| Bucket letters |
| Colonel's chain |
| Chain with wings |
| Fast food inits. |
| The Col.'s chain |
| Col. Sanders' Co. |
| Double Down chain |
| The Colonel's Co. |
| Seller of buckets |
| Col. Sanders place |
| Fast food initials |
| Food-chain letters |
| Letters on buckets |
| Sanders' franchise |
| Popeyes competitor |
| Col. Saunders treat |
| Sister of Pizza Hut |
| The Colonel's chain |
| Col. Sanders' chain |
| Letters on a bucket |
| Col. Sanders's chain |
| Col. Sanders's place |
| Colonel Sanders' co. |
| Col. Sanders' legacy |
| Col. Sanders' outfit |
| Big seller of buckets |
| Crispy Twister seller |
| Restaurant with wings |
| Seller of $5 Fill Ups |
| Source of $5 Fill Ups |
| Taco Bell alternative |
| Col. Sanders's company |
| Col. Sanders's letters |
| Colonel's charge, once |
| Crispy Twister offerer |
| One of the Yum! brands |
| Pizza Hut sister brand |
| Seller of Famous Bowls |
| Taco Bell sister brand |
| Yum! Brands subsidiary |
| Popular fast-food chain |
| Col. Sanders' specialty |
| Place to order a bucket |
| Letters for Col. Sanders |
| The Colonel's restaurant |
| Original or crispy?" org. |
| Col. Sanders's restaurant |
| 'Original or crispy' chain |
| Chain attached to buckets? |
| Chain with pieces, briefly |
| Double Down sandwich maker |
| Place for a bucket of food |
| Prominent poultry purveyor |
| Original or crispy" offerer |
| Company with a bucket list? |
| Chain with meals in buckets |
| Popeye's alternative, briefly |
| Seller of fast food in buckets |
| Co. known for breasts and legs |
| Finger-lickin' good" restaurant |
| Chain offering meals in buckets |
| Crispy Twister sandwich offerer |
| The Colonel's restaurant inits. |
| One of the brands of Yum! Brands |
| Org. with a Double Down sandwich |
| The Colonel's company, initially |
| Original, crispy or grilled?" co. |
| Chain with an Extra Crispy option |
| Colonel Sanders's fast food chain |
| Louisville-based restaurant chain |
| Seller of Colonel's Crispy Strips |
| The Colonel's business, initially |
| Where you may leave with a bucket |
| Chain restaurant based in Louisville |
| Purveyor of the Doublicious sandwich |
| Finger lickin' good" restaurant chain |
| Colonel Sanders's fried chicken chain |
| Its logo is a goateed man in an apron |
| Restaurant founded by Colonel Sanders |
| Seller of the Crispy Colonel Sandwich |
| Place for food in a bucket, informally |
| The Colonel's fast-food chain, briefly |
| Finger-lickin' good" food establishment |
| Chain that dropped its full name in 1991 |
| Fast-food chain with a goateed spokesman |
| Restaurant with the Double Down sandwich |
| Fast food chain founded by Harlan Sanders |
| Fast-food chain founded by Colonel Sanders |
| Place where drumsticks are often picked up |
| Restaurant chain represented by the Colonel |
| Where you might exchange tender for tenders |
| Restaurant chain headquartered in Louisville |
| Fast food chain that offers Nashville Hot Chicken |
| Preparer of fast food that's "finger-lickin' good |
| Fast food chain that sometimes serves food in buckets |
| Fast-food franchise that started in S. Salt Lake, Ut. |
| Chain whose website has a "Find a Colonel Near You" feature |
| Fast food restaurant where you could get a 12-piece bucket meal |
| Restaurant where you can choose Original Recipe or Extra Crispy |
| Finger lickin' good" sloganeer, and a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| Fast food chain whose new ads feature Reba McEntire as Colonel Sanders |
| Maker of a dish Patton Oswalt called a "failure pile in a sadness bowl |
| ___ No Longer Permitted To Use Word 'Eat' In Advertisements": Onion headline |