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    Bird Brains

    A singular focus helps Chicken Salad Chick thrive
    by Jason Daley Mar 01, 2014 3 minutes
    Well-rounded meal: a scoop of the house specialty, plus sides.

    North of the Mason-Dixon Line, chicken salad is merely the occasional sandwich filling or light lunch. If it were to disappear from Earth overnight, most people wouldn't notice. But in the South, the concoction is one of the pillars of civilization--sine qua non for church picnics, weekend brunches and just about any social gathering.

    For Stacy Brown of Auburn, Ala., chicken salad has turned out to be a lifesaver. After her

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