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The toothpaste flavored like KFC fried chicken has officially sold out, according to Hismile's website on Wednesday, April 9. The toothpaste was launched with a KFC-branded electric toothbrush, which is also no longer available.
The limited-edition toothpaste was first announced by KFC on April Fools' Day.
"Not a prank," the company posted on Tuesday, April 1. "It's here. And it's Finger Lickin' Good.”
KFC fans were still very skeptical.
"Awh man I wish this was real 💔," one Instagram commenter said.
"We asked for wedges and hot wings, not toothpaste 😤," another person commented.
KFC and Hismile announced a fried chicken-flavored toothpaste on April 1, 2025.
While the chain's fans remained unsure, the toothpaste was a real product. KFC teamed up with Australian oral care brand Hismile to sell the $13 toothpaste and $59 red-and-white toothbrush with the Colonel Sanders logo.
Hismile claimed the toothpaste offered a mouthful of "crispy, golden perfection to your toothbrush."
"We've made your wildest dreams (or weirdest cravings) come true with our KFC Fried Chicken Toothpaste," the toothpaste's online listing said. "Inspired by KFC's legendary 11 herbs and spices, this toothpaste is like biting into a crispy, hot, juicy piece of KFC Original Recipe Chicken."
The novelty toothpaste promises "long-lasting oral health benefits" but contains no fluoride, which is important for fighting cavities and strengthening enamel. The matching KFC toothbrush includes three cleaning modes, a built-in timer, and soft-tapered bristles.
This isn't Hismile's first unusual flavor.
The brand has released a Simpsons-inspired "Squishee" toothpaste, a sweet apple version for the Dutch cartoon bunny Miffy, and several toothpastes based on Chupa Chups lollipops. Hismile has many other flavors, including red velvet, energy drink, and gummy bear.
KFC has pulled off some actual April Fools' Day pranks, including a fake voice-activated "smart dining" bucket in 2017.
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