This is a copycat recipe for KFC Georgia Gold Chicken -- fried chicken pieces coated in a tangy, honey mustard sauce.

It is a mustard-based barbecue sauce made with cider vinegar, molasses, honey, and seasonings. It is a very unique barbecue sauce that is sure to become a favorite! One bite and you are sure to become a fan of this Georgia gold flavor too!

It was taken away, along with the BBQ flavor, while Nashville Hot stayed. Many places have a Nashville Hot flavor but nobody has anything like Georgia Gold. It was a symphony for the taste buds. I know many people who loved this flavor and the fact that it was discontinued is devastating to thousands.

KFC's Georgia Gold Chicken features Extra Crispy bone-in fried chicken or chicken strips/tenders covered in honey mustard barbecue sauce. Three tenders, a side, and a biscuit cost me $5.49.

1828 Georgia discovery Some anecdotes have either Frank Logan or his slave making the find in White County, Georgia, in Dukes Creek. Another version of the White County find has John Witherood (or Witherow/Withrow) finding a three-ounce nugget along Dukes Creek.

It is a mustard-based barbecue sauce made with cider vinegar, molasses, honey, and seasonings. It is a very unique barbecue sauce that is sure to become a favorite! One bite and you are sure to become a fan of this Georgia gold flavor too!

Available for a limited time beginning January 30, the crispy and tangy Georgia Gold is like a grown-up honey mustard – sweet with attitude.

The chicken is smoky, slightly sweet and semi-spicy. In an event debuting Nashville Hot Chicken, KFC CMO Kevin Hochman said that Nashville Hot Chicken was first crafted, according to modern myths, as a super-spicy revenge dish.

In the late 1820s, gold was discovered on Cherokee land. Click on the image below to see a map of where it was found. People from the neighboring state of Georgia wanted that gold. Georgia passed laws that took away Cherokee rights and started giving away Cherokee land to Georgians.

Georgia's gold is some of the naturally purest in the world at around 20 to 23 carats or about 98 percent pure. Cherokee County was home to many mines during the gold rush of the 1830s and 40s. The most successful mine was the Franklin-Creighton Mine, operated along the Etowah River near Ball Ground, Georgia.

Georgia's gold is some of the naturally purest in the world at around 20 to 23 carats or about 98 percent pure. Cherokee County was home to many mines during the gold rush of the 1830s and 40s. The most successful mine was the Franklin-Creighton Mine, operated along the Etowah River near Ball Ground, Georgia.

KFC's Georgia Gold Chicken features Extra Crispy bone-in fried chicken or chicken strips/tenders covered in honey mustard barbecue sauce. Three tenders, a side, and a biscuit cost me $5.49.