A new limited-edition fried chicken-flavored toothpaste from KFC sold out shortly after it was introduced online, drawing attention for its unusual combination of oral care and fast food, as reported by Fox News.

The toothpaste was released in collaboration with Hismile, a dental product company based in Australia. Priced at $13, it was made available exclusively through Hismile’s website. As of Tuesday morning, the product was listed as sold out.

KFC Releases ’Fried Chicken’ Flavored toothpaste pic.twitter.com/okRdWhRins

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According to KFC’s press release, the toothpaste is “inspired by all of KFC’s 11 herbs and spices.” The description adds:

“Like biting into a hot, juicy piece of KFC Original Recipe Chicken, this toothpaste is irresistible, coating your teeth in flavor before leaving your mouth feeling fresh and clean.”

KFC and Hismile confirmed the product was part of a limited-time release, described by both companies as a bold marketing move.

“We love pushing boundaries, and what better way to do that than by bringing KFC’s legendary flavors into an everyday essential? This collab is bold, unexpected and seriously fun.”

Fox News Digital contacted Hismile for comment on when more of the toothpaste would be restocked. The company has not yet provided an update on additional availability.

The toothpaste is advertised as having a “fluoride-free formula” with “long-lasting oral health benefits.” In addition to the novelty toothpaste, Hismile is also selling a KFC-themed electric toothbrush for $59, which remains in stock.

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According to the product page, the electric toothbrush includes “three dynamic cleaning modes, soft-tapered bristles and a built-in timer.” The product is promoted as “the perfect mix of fun and function for the ultimate smile.”

The Kentucky-based fast-food chain has previously experimented with limited-edition novelty products, but this toothpaste marks one of the most unconventional collaborations to date. Despite the odd pairing, the product was quickly snapped up by curious consumers.

For now, fans hoping to add some “finger lickin’ good” flavor to their dental routine will have to wait for a potential restock. In the meantime, the chicken-themed toothbrush remains an option for those interested in mixing fast food branding with their oral care habits.