It's National Chicken Month, and We've Got 6 Ways to Celebrate

You read that right—it's National Chicken Month! And, according to the National Chicken Council, for over two decades, all of the major chicken producers in the U.S. have banded together to promote chicken sales in September, turning a once slow month, as the summer grilling season waned, into one of the year’s best performing sales periods.

Chicken dishes come in all shapes and sizes. From fried chicken to chicken salad and grilled chicken sandwiches to Korean-inspired chicken, Gwinnett's got so many ways you can celebrate this delectable holiday.

You can get your daily does of Korean-style fried chicken at Thank U Chicken. Get a simple order of fried chicken, or try the Korean version of chicken and waffles.

Speaking of chicken and waffles, you've got to try the chicken and cinnamon churro waffle at Brunch Apothecary. The chicken is perfectly seasoned and crispy, and tastes amazing with a bit of waffle.

Strange Taco Bar is offering all kinds of unique tacos. Try the Nashville Hot with fried chicken, Nashville hot sauce and coleslaw.

Chicken salad is a great way to eat this delectable dish. Try Blue Rooster's original chicken salad sandwich on a croissant. You won't be able to resist picking a dessert from their amazing selection to finish off your meal.

Head over to Kurt's Euro Bistro, and try their chicken scallopini milanaise. This dish consists of a breaded chicken breast cutlet with tomatoes, parsley and basil fettuccine.

I know—this one may seem a little misleading, but Rockin' Crawfish has some of the best lemon pepper wings I've ever had.

Comment below, and let us know where you like to eat chicken in Gwinnett. Happy eating!

Post by Jessica Whittingslow

Self-proclaimed foodie and adventurer, Jessica loves to explore Gwinnett and all the great dining, shopping, activities and events the area has to offer. When she's not telling you guys what dishes to try or where to be, she's reading, spending time outdoors or catching up on the latest Netflix original series (who else loved Stranger Things??). She's got an Australian Shepherd that's basically her child and a husband, who always comes second to the dog (sorry, not sorry).