Weekly Global Wrap: Fan frenzy erupts with Starbucks 'Bearista Cup' release; Chick-fil-A trials new chicken sandwiches; KFC partners with viral game for limited-time offers. | QSR Media
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Weekly Global Wrap: Fan frenzy erupts with Starbucks 'Bearista Cup' release; Chick-fil-A trials new chicken sandwiches; KFC partners with viral game for limited-time offers.

Here is a summary of the most interesting QSR news stories of the week globally.

Fan frenzy erupts after Starbucks 'Bearista Cup' release. More from Fortune.

Chick-fil-A tests new chicken sandwiches. More from Fox Business.

KFC and Monster Hunter Wilds announce partnership for in-game freebies and limited-time offer. More from GameSpot.

 

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