Site policy
Cookie Policy
This policy explains how daveshotchickens.rest uses cookies and similar storage technologies when you visit the site. It covers what is stored, why, and how you can control it. It applies to this website only.
Nothing here changes how the course itself works. It is the plain account of what your browser keeps when you read about the tenders, sliders and wings, or when you send us a question through the contact form.
At a glance
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Essential cookies keep forms working
They hold a form's state while you type and stop the same message being sent twice.
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No advertising profiles are built here
This site does not use cookies to assemble advertising profiles of individual visitors.
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You stay in control
Browser settings let you review stored cookies and remove them one by one.
Last reviewed 5 November 2026. If the cookies used here change, this page is updated to match.
Definitions
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files placed on your device by a website. They let the site remember your actions and preferences between visits, such as form state or display settings. Some are set by the site itself and some by third-party services the site uses.
A cookie is not a program. It cannot run on your device, read other files, or pick up information from anywhere else on your computer. It holds a short label and a value, and your browser hands that value back to the site when a page is requested. The label usually names the site that set it, and the value is typically a short string of characters.
Session cookies
They last while the browser is open and are cleared when it closes. The enrollment and contact forms rely on this kind.
Preference cookies
They remember a choice you made, such as a display setting, so the site does not ask again on the next visit.
Analytics cookies
Where such tools are active, they report how pages are used in aggregate rather than tracking one person.
Local storage works in a similar way and may be used for the same preference job. Where this policy says cookies, it also covers comparable storage a browser keeps for this site.
Cookies we use
The site uses essential cookies to keep forms working and to remember basic preferences. If analytics or similar tools are active, they set their own cookies to report aggregate usage. We do not use cookies to build advertising profiles of individual visitors on this site.
The list below is grouped by the job a cookie does, not by the company that wrote it. Names and lifetimes can shift when a service is updated, so treat the group as the stable part and the detail as the part that may change.
Essential
Set by this site. They carry a form's state, confirm that a submission went through, and block accidental duplicates. Removing them can stop the contact form from working.
Preference
Set by this site. They remember choices you made on the site, so a return visit opens the way you left it rather than resetting to the default.
Analytics
Set by a measurement service, where one is active. They count page views and note where readers stop, in aggregate, so we can see which pages are useful.
Advertising
Not used on this site. We do not set cookies here to follow individual visitors across other websites or to build a profile for ad targeting.
Where a row says a service sets its own cookies, that provider's policy governs them, not this page.
Why it matters
Every cookie here does a job you can name.
Essential cookies make the enrollment and contact forms function and prevent duplicate submissions. Preference cookies remember choices you make on the site. Analytics cookies, where present, help us understand which pages are useful and where visitors get stuck.
Third-party cookies
If the site loads a third-party service, that provider may set its own cookies under its own policy. We do not control those cookies. Review the provider's policy if you want detail on what it stores.
Measurement
Where a measurement service runs, it sets its own cookies to count visits and see which pages hold attention. It reports numbers, not names.
Embedded media
If a video or map is embedded on a page, the host of that content may set cookies when the embed loads, under its own policy rather than ours.
Font and script hosts
Services that deliver fonts or page scripts can record a request from your browser. What they keep is set by their policy, and we cannot read or change it.
When a page pulls in something from another provider, your browser makes a request to that provider. That request is the point at which their cookie rules start to apply.
Managing cookies
You can block or delete cookies through your browser settings. Blocking essential cookies may prevent the enrollment and contact forms from working correctly. Most browsers let you review stored cookies and remove them individually.
The exact wording of those settings differs between browsers, but the path is usually the same: open the privacy or security section, find the list of stored site data, and remove what you do not want kept. Clearing everything is the blunt option; removing one entry at a time keeps the forms on this site usable while still taking out the rest.
What happens if I block everything?
Pages will still load and you can still read about the course. What stops working is the part that needs to remember you mid-task, which in practice means the contact form and the enrollment form. If you want to send a message with cookies blocked, email us or call instead and we will handle it by hand.
Do I need to accept cookies to read the site?
No. Reading the site, including the course pages and the recipes, does not depend on accepting anything. Cookies matter only when a page needs to carry your input from one moment to the next.
Does clearing cookies affect my course access?
If you already hold access to the course, clearing cookies on this website does not cancel it. You may have to sign in again, and a preference such as a display choice will reset to its default.
Changes to this policy
If the cookies used on this site change, this policy is updated to match. The current version applies from the date it is published on this page. The reviewed date at the top of this page tells you which version you are reading.
Contact about this policy
Questions about this policy can be sent to our contact page or by phone at +1-615-555-0129.
Email: [email protected]
Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Central Time)
Nashville Hot Chicken Mastery, 482 Culinary Arts Way, Suite 102, Nashville, TN 37203, USA.
Related pages
Where to go next
If your question was about what this site stores, the pages below cover the parts that sit next to it: how personal details are handled, what the terms of use say, and how to reach a person.