Bone in/ bone out........

I dunno, but it seems to me there's something unnatural about boneless wings.

 

I honestly wonder if the meat from "boneless" wings are actually from the wing, or mish-mash of meat like the round things you find in the frozen food section.

That's why I prefer my bone in.

 

BONELESS wings?

Heresy.

 

boneless wings? for shame

 

I know I will get jumped for this, but I don't care. The southern black gentlemen that I work with and know would NEVER eat a boneless wing. And I agree with them 100 percent.

After it is picked clean you need to be able to re-dip the bone in a sauce.

Plus, you can eat 15 boneless wings in about 10 minutes. You can spend a good halfhour working on bone-in wings.

 

Anytime I've asked what the boneless wings are like, the server tells me they're breaded.

Isn't that a chicken nugget, then?

 

look at a chicken. look at its wing. there's a bone in there.

if you like processed food and want no part of actual food (have you ever noticed that, for example, there's almost no chocolate in chocolate milk or hershey's chocolate syrup - it's all high fructose corn syrup), eat the boneless wings.

 

Ding, ding, ding. We have a winner, folks.

 

Bone in bone out
Bone in bone out
Bone in bone out
Bone in bone out
Bone in bone out
Tied to a wheel fingers got to feel
Bleeding through a tourniquet smile
I spin on a whim slide to the right
I felt you like electric light
For our love
For our fear
For our rise against the years and years and years

Chorus:
Got a machinehead better than the rest
Green to red machinehead
I walk from my machine
I walk from my machine

 

Or chicken fingers.

 

Re-dippin' yer bone in the sauce is always a good time.

 

You'd be better off just drinking the sauce. Boneless wings may be an affront to nature but they are probably one of the few processes foods that are actually better for you than the original.

Chicken wings are all skin.

Love spicy food, but not a fan of either.