Few things can be so juicy, crispy and delicious as a good piece of fried chicken. And in Brazil, a country that mixes multiple cuisines, fried poultry manifests itself in several meals and a number of food franchises. Thus, we are highlighting some of the most successful and tasteful Brazilian franchises investing in this market.
These brands, which are members of Franchising Brasil — result of a partnership between Apex-Brasil (Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency) and ABF (Brazilian Franchising Association) —, match Brazil’s spices and sauces with the universal taste of fried chicken.
Hot n’ Tender (HNT)
HNT is known for its fresh, high-quality ingredients that give lots of flavor to their chicken. Recently, the franchise has further diversified its sauces, offering six very different flavors: Piri-piri, Sweet Chili, Korean BBQ, Tender, Sriracha and Buffalo.
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Frango no Pote (Chicken in the Pot)
Specialized in 100% Brazilian taste chicken, the franchise strives for transparency, innovation, customer respect, safety, passion and family spirit. Its delicious recipe resulted in over 100 stores, with a forecast of 150 openings by the end of 2022 and 300 by the end of 2024.
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Lug’s
For its unique cuisine, in the market since 2009, the Lug’s franchise (part of the L7 Group) currently has stores in Brazil and Portugal. There over 12 thousand customers every year that enjoy from chicken to pure malt beer and accompanying Belgian chips.
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N1 Chicken
Number One Chicken came to be in 2017 as a 100% delivery-focused brand. With this market, they intend to match the passion for this delicious chicken with the comfort of eating at home. The result is an excellent franchise focused fully on product quality and customer happiness. In addition to chicken and chips, they also serve burgers in combos for all tastes.
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About Franchising Brasil (Franchising Brazil)
Franchising Brasil is a joint project of the Brazilian Franchising Association (ABF) and the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (Apex-Brasil) aiming at support the internationalization strategy of Brazilian franchise chains and their international trade promotion. The initiative was conceived to promote this acknowledged business model in major international countries.