The short answer is, yes, and don't let the menu offerings overwhelm you because on top of ordering chicken you'll be coming back again. No order is wrong.
Before we run headlong into a chicken admiration fest, let's take a look into the chicken's past. It turns out that chickens, and their ancestors, have been around a lot longer than even Colonel Sanders would have imagined.
In a post on their official Facebook page earlier today, the Salvation Army food bank in downtown Yakima announced that it will be giving away free chicken for anyone that wants to come pick it up.
This honey butter chicken biscuit freebie from Wendy's only lasts through Saturday, March 20th, FYI. So if you are hungry in the morning this week and don't feel like cooking, maybe go get yourself a free chicken biscuit sandwich?
U.S. funding for the World Health Organization's cancer research program threaten to be cut off. Chicken production is headed for its biggest growth spurt.
**Brazil has agreed to impose an import tax on U.S. ethanol, a move criticized by U.S. ethanol leaders.
According to Brownfield, the Renewable Fuels Association’s Bob Dinneen, Growth Energy’s Emily Skor, and the U.S. Grains Council’s Tom Sleight issued a joint statement Wednesday saying they are disappointed to see the ruling by Brazil’s Chamber of Foreign Trade to impose a 20-percent tariff on U.
**China, the world’s largest meat-producing and consuming country, is overhauling its food safety system to assure 1.3 billion people they won’t be harmed by the chicken, beef and pork they eat.
Proving to be a bigger undertaking than expected, China is now turning to the agency held up as the gold standard for food safety: USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service...