payed $12.00 too much for these things.
They sell for $17.00 at Costco


no chicken part in the whole bag was was more than 1.5 inches long !

I can usually eat 6 or eight buffalo wings,legs.
on a rare day 9 , at the most.

I opened the bag at home

and thought these are parakeet parts !

21 pieces later , I was full.

Item # 1338984,
they did not taste bad, but stupid small pieces,
I don't think I want to see the animals this came off of.

https://www.costcobusinessdeli...oduct.100368247.html

The sauce that comes with them is tasty , but a tiny bit goes a long way , woke up with heart burn at 3 a.m.

Roll your own.

In other words, buy wings from your grocer and wing sauce from your grocer (mine has about a dozen different sauce choices).

Indoors (i.e. oven), follow Alton Brown's steam and bake method.

Outdoors (kamodo or grill), follow the 30-20-10 method. On my BGE, I have a temperature controller that reads the temp on the grill grate (i.e. not the lid) so I run mine at 325 instead of 375. This is 1/2 way into cooking last night's batch (protection my hip):

We just bought some and laughed when we opened the bag..... mini wingy

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Originally posted by bendable:
no chicken part in the whole bag was was more than 1.5 inches long !

I opened the bag at home

and thought these are parakeet parts !

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no chicken part in the whole bag was was more than 1.5 inches long !

The packaging is deceptive, then, assuming this is the exact product you bought. It shows normal-looking, "traditional" (i.e., "bone-in") wings. Costco should be made aware of this. It would be easier if you hadn't eaten the evidence.

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