Teh One Who Knocks
10-10-2019, 10:30 AM
By Isai Rocha - Foodbeast
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KFC made some noise earlier this summer when it announced it would introduce plant-based wings with Beyond Meat, but now their actual chicken wings are making a bit of noise, albeit not quite as loudly.
KFC is introducing a new set of fully sauced, bone-in wings to its menu, which should make sports fans happy.
While they've had variations of wings in the past, including a spicy dry rub and even Honey BBQ, those come and go as limited time offers.
This is their first stab at a true saucy wing lineup, and the three flavors they are debuting are Honey BBQ, Buffalo, and Nashville Hot.
KFC has been pretty active of late, making waves with the above mentioned plant-based wings, but also debuting a Cheeto's-crusted chicken sandwich, chicken tacos, fries (No, they've never had fries before. Trust us) and even a fried chicken and doughnut sandwich.
Their new wing announcement pales in comparison to the other items, but feels like a fundamental right coming from a the biggest chicken chain in the world.
https://i.imgur.com/2r3Rsall.jpg
KFC made some noise earlier this summer when it announced it would introduce plant-based wings with Beyond Meat, but now their actual chicken wings are making a bit of noise, albeit not quite as loudly.
KFC is introducing a new set of fully sauced, bone-in wings to its menu, which should make sports fans happy.
While they've had variations of wings in the past, including a spicy dry rub and even Honey BBQ, those come and go as limited time offers.
This is their first stab at a true saucy wing lineup, and the three flavors they are debuting are Honey BBQ, Buffalo, and Nashville Hot.
KFC has been pretty active of late, making waves with the above mentioned plant-based wings, but also debuting a Cheeto's-crusted chicken sandwich, chicken tacos, fries (No, they've never had fries before. Trust us) and even a fried chicken and doughnut sandwich.
Their new wing announcement pales in comparison to the other items, but feels like a fundamental right coming from a the biggest chicken chain in the world.