What kind do you prefer?
Wings - Boneless or Bone-In?
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Last: 1 day ago by javajaws
I prefer the wings that are wings, not chicken nuggets.
If it is bone in, they have to be perfect for me. Meaty and well fried/baked, damn near crunchy. Any rubbery-ness and I am out. Disgusting. And low meat wings just piss me off in general. I think that is what people miss most in this discussion is the potential cons of bone in. Bone out is soooo much more forgiving IMO. Plus more filling of course.
Eating out, mostly bone out. Home made, bone in.
Also, drums >>>>>>>>> flats and it's not even close.
Eating out, mostly bone out. Home made, bone in.
Also, drums >>>>>>>>> flats and it's not even close.
Pop Stroke had the best wings I've ever had.
ETA: prefer bone-in but will eat both.
ETA: prefer bone-in but will eat both.
Take your Dino nuggies and gtfo
Eliminatus said:
If it is bone in, they have to be perfect for me. Meaty and well fried/baked, damn near crunchy. Any rubbery-ness and I am out. Disgusting. And low meat wings just piss me off in general. I think that is what people miss most in this discussion is the potential cons of bone in. Bone out is soooo much more forgiving IMO. Plus more filling of course.
Eating out, mostly bone in. Home made, bone in.
Also, drums >>>>>>>>> flats and it's not even close.
I prefer bone-in too. Tastier than the boneless kind. We ordered some boneless on Friday and I didn't like it too much.
I wonder if it can be made in an air frier.
Absolutely. You can do both in an air fryer. It's honestly the best way.infinity ag said:Eliminatus said:
If it is bone in, they have to be perfect for me. Meaty and well fried/baked, damn near crunchy. Any rubbery-ness and I am out. Disgusting. And low meat wings just piss me off in general. I think that is what people miss most in this discussion is the potential cons of bone in. Bone out is soooo much more forgiving IMO. Plus more filling of course.
Eating out, mostly bone in. Home made, bone in.
Also, drums >>>>>>>>> flats and it's not even close.
I prefer bone-in too. Tastier than the boneless kind. We ordered some boneless on Friday and I didn't like it too much.
I wonder if it can be made in an air frier.
Neither
Eliminatus said:Absolutely. You can do both in an air fryer. It's honestly the best way.infinity ag said:Eliminatus said:
If it is bone in, they have to be perfect for me. Meaty and well fried/baked, damn near crunchy. Any rubbery-ness and I am out. Disgusting. And low meat wings just piss me off in general. I think that is what people miss most in this discussion is the potential cons of bone in. Bone out is soooo much more forgiving IMO. Plus more filling of course.
Eating out, mostly bone in. Home made, bone in.
Also, drums >>>>>>>>> flats and it's not even close.
I prefer bone-in too. Tastier than the boneless kind. We ordered some boneless on Friday and I didn't like it too much.
I wonder if it can be made in an air frier.
Costco has some good wings organic too. I'll try it over the next week. I should be able to find a good recipe on Youtube.
I like boneless wings but only if they're more like tendies than nuggies
infinity ag said:Eliminatus said:
If it is bone in, they have to be perfect for me. Meaty and well fried/baked, damn near crunchy. Any rubbery-ness and I am out. Disgusting. And low meat wings just piss me off in general. I think that is what people miss most in this discussion is the potential cons of bone in. Bone out is soooo much more forgiving IMO. Plus more filling of course.
Eating out, mostly bone in. Home made, bone in.
Also, drums >>>>>>>>> flats and it's not even close.
I prefer bone-in too. Tastier than the boneless kind. We ordered some boneless on Friday and I didn't like it too much.
I wonder if it can be made in an air frier.
Gf makes them in the air fryer. Anything she makes in that thing loses something it feels like. Doesn't taste the same, like most healthier alternatives.
Quality wings over sauced chicken nuggets every time. That said, if it's a ****ty wing, I'll take the sauced chicken nuggets, as long as the chicken in the nugget is decent and not some overly processed one that has been ground up and pressed into a form
Eliminatus said:
Also, drums >>>>>>>>> flats and it's not even close.
Gotta admire a dude who ain't afraid to be wrong.
infinity ag said:Eliminatus said:
If it is bone in, they have to be perfect for me. Meaty and well fried/baked, damn near crunchy. Any rubbery-ness and I am out. Disgusting. And low meat wings just piss me off in general. I think that is what people miss most in this discussion is the potential cons of bone in. Bone out is soooo much more forgiving IMO. Plus more filling of course.
Eating out, mostly bone in. Home made, bone in.
Also, drums >>>>>>>>> flats and it's not even close.
I prefer bone-in too. Tastier than the boneless kind. We ordered some boneless on Friday and I didn't like it too much.
I wonder if it can be made in an air frier.
Air Friar:
Idgaf…. Boneless is superior. I just want to be able to eat without abandon with no bones in my way. Roll me up to the slop trough.
Boneless. I have too much beard for the mess of bone-in wings.
Bone in
Boneless are chicken hot dogs
0-400 on my pitts and spitts smoker
Boneless are chicken hot dogs
0-400 on my pitts and spitts smoker
It's just two versions of fried chicken, so yes to both
Bone in flats
Bone in
Good bone in flats are hard to beat.
Boneless wings are Executive Chicken Nuggets. Nothing wrong with them, I'll still destroy a plate full of them… but calling them wings? Kinda of a stretch.
Boneless wings are Executive Chicken Nuggets. Nothing wrong with them, I'll still destroy a plate full of them… but calling them wings? Kinda of a stretch.
Wings. That's what they are.
"Bone-in" is a term the restaurant marketing folks came up with to differentiate selling nuggets or other bite size chunks of meat from wings.
"Bone-in" is a term the restaurant marketing folks came up with to differentiate selling nuggets or other bite size chunks of meat from wings.
Your mom likes it bone-in, for sure.
I'd prefer if they'd stop charging me for a "wing" , then serve me half a wing.
Boneless flats is the correct answer
Sounds like I have a new best friend when splitting a party pack!Slicer97 said:Eliminatus said:
Also, drums >>>>>>>>> flats and it's not even close.
Gotta admire a dude who ain't afraid to be wrong.
My wife prefers bone-in…with ranch
Southlake said:
My wife prefers bone-in…with ranch
Sounds kinky.
Is Ranch the pool guy?
DannyDuberstein said:
Is Ranch the pool guy?
Pool guys these days are all fat Mexicans (at least until Trump drove them all away). MAGA baby!
Boneless isn't wings.
Bone in like God intended.
Being in TexAgs jail changes a man……..no, not really
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