Was just at Lord of the Wings in Indooroopilly. Got eight wings for $14.
When it arrived, was actually 4 wings MINUS the tips, chopped into drummettes and wingettes.
I didn't complain but I won't go back, pretty expensive…
But am I alone in thinking there is a truth in advertising issue here?
KFC give you the entire wing?
Wicked wings are like this
Quite a while now actually… my local chicken shop also chops the wings into two bits, and each bit counts as a piece (drumette and wingette). Buffalo wings.
Even Coles and Woolies selling pre-cooked wings and they are never the full wing, it all looks like this
Well when you buy it raw you generally buy it by weight so no big deal there.
Prefer it prechopped anyhow, more manageable to cook/bbq ad eat
Yeah, but when you pay premium at a restaurant for 8 wings and just chop 4 in half it seems kinda dodgy.
Be different if they called wingettes or drummettes or even just "pieces" of chicken.
You couldn't cut a apple in half and call it two apples.
No, you would call that an applet.
Thats what wings are - I'll tell you right now though - you are at the wrong place…..Wingblaster at Clayfield…that is where you need to get your wings….and some Chilli Fries….and just….yep! Just go there right now!…..and get me some wings!
Wingettes, Drumettes is what it's called when it's separated.
Together it's called a Wing. That's how it was when I used to work in a butcher shop in my teens.
I've seen people call a drumette a drumstick as well :o
Nowadays, seems like Wings = Wingettes (well most food businesses seem to be naming it like that).
Personally I think it should be called Wingettes as a more accurate description.
You mean like KFC?