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Items once thought to be extinct and to never make a return have popped up on menus to the delight of many customers.

I'm guessing this news alert was accidentally sent by someone (or something) who might have some explaining to do Monday morning. If I'm incorrect in this assumption, then it would mark the second time in a year that reports have surfaced about United States farmers acting way too fowl.

While there should be enough to go around, in the worst case scenario that there are no turkeys available, here are some alternatives to consider this Thanksgiving.

Foster Farms has recalled nearly 150,000 pounds of packaged chicken shipped to Costco stores in the states of California, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Washington, and possibly other Pacific Northwest markets due to a chance of contamination by foreign matter (plastics).

TikTok has apparently turned people into absolute morons.

One new food chain has its sights set on Idaho. What is this new food chain and when and where can we expect it to debut in the Gem State?

Fires in barns can also be devastating.

In honor of National Fried Chicken day, we want to know which piece of fried chicken is your favorite. Do you go for the dark meat or the white meat? Do you just eat whatever chicken is available on the table?

What I really lack is a Dutch oven.

Americans are eating more chicken than ever before.

If you handle backyard poultry of any kind, the Center for Disease Control says to make sure that you wash your hands.

The latest, and we think it’s a rooster, showed up roughly a week ago.

The same people who can’t fathom the Cathy family’s traditional values still love the chicken sandwiches.

Since there isn’t a cop on every corner, what can we do?

Burger King is adding spicy nuggets to its menu and firing up a rivalry with burger chain Wendy's, which pulled the peppery snack from most of its restaurants earlier this year.

I hold a chicken vigil at least once a week. My family insists on calling it BBQ though.

Chick-fil-A is firmly established in American culture.

POCATELLO, Idaho (AP) — Police in eastern Idaho are on the lookout for a 7-foot-tall steel chicken that disappeared from its roost.

Pilgrim's Pride announced today that they are recalling over 4.5 million pounds of fully-cooked chicken. This affects numerous different brands, so time to check your freezer.

Having your own chickens seems to be an on-going trend. So many people are getting chickens that it is becoming an issue in some local cities.