I love how I had no idea boneless chicken wings are not from the wing, and Charlie is like "of course everyone knows that." But then he had no idea that chicken drumsticks are from the thigh, which I knew and was also like "of course everyone knows that."
I never had the boneless wings from any wing place and call me a buffoon all you want but I’m not afraid to admit that I genuinely thought that they were exactly what Charlie described they weren’t lol
I know its a joke but it's an old law. Basically people used to put ice-cream in their back pockets and the lure away horses so that they technically didn't steal them. If a horse just followed you you can argue you didn't notice and just thought it was a wild horse
@@RillaGorilla420 horses would follow the cone and you technically didn’t steal it so you can have ice cream in your back pocket but not the cone itself
Deboning meat is actually a very common practice, the difference between a nugget and a "boneless wing" in this case is that nuggets are usually made by blending the meat together whereas the boneless wings are cut pieces of chicken that aren't blended.
Look if I can sue ima sue just cause so get your facts right its called false advertisement easiest lawsuit is Mal practiced in Miami lawsuits are easy to win
Lets clear this up when you get chicken wings you get a mix of Drumettes and Wings both come from the wing area, A drumstick is from the leg which you get in a bucket of fried chicken. Drumettes are smaller, Drum sticks are bigger. (Also Drumettes are also sometimes referred to as drumsticks when talking about the topic of chicken wings in general)
@@spikes_johnson stopped watching it after they started to get into the conversation on how drumsticks are from the legs and not wings cause i thought it was so stupid so stopped the vid didnt know he actually figures it out lol
In my country (Philippines) theres a chain restaurant called 24chicken, and they actually serve the wing meat deboned. Didnt know boneless wings are just breast in the US.
@T Wasn't it Taco Bell like 10 years ago that when rated by the FDA Taco bells meat quality was scored lower than in wet dog food? Crazy the shit they get away with.
How can you think drumettes are the same as drumsticks. Drumstick are huge compared to drumettes. Some people over here thinking they’re chopping up baby chickens for the mini drumsticks.😂
The difference between boneless wings and chicken nuggets is that the chicken is not ground in boneless wings. And as a Domino's employee, we do call them boneless wings. And so do all of our customers. The specialty chicken is chopped up boneless wings with toppings.
It's hilarious to me when people know stuff from literally cartoons 😂 I watched a looot cartoons as a child and also sometimes know stuff other people don't and then have to tell em I know it from spongebob or Southpark or smth 😂😂😂
Maybe it's just where I'm from, but I've never heard someone call them "flats" or "drums". We've always just called them wings and legs. Wings being flats, and legs being drums. Edit: just got the the drummett part and now I feel silly
A drumstick comes in buckets of chicken and is from the leg/thigh. Drumettes are the inside part of the wing attached to the body and the flats are the other half of the wing furthest from the body. Drumsticks are different and not what charlie is thinking about. Wings have flats and drumettes which both do come from the wing! Not hard
I work at dominos we actually do have boneless wings we just have specialty chicken which is boneless wings with toppings on it. So the lawsuits claims aren’t even accurate.
there is a difference nuggets can be a blended slurry like McDonalds, where its not whole chicken, but boneless wings have to be like tenders or strips of whole chicken
If you wanted to sue someone for incorrectly labeling their wings I'd start with pizza hut whose wings aren't even full wings. They themselves internally call them "winglets" but sell them as just regular wings.
I placed the arguments into an ai legal bot. Enjoy LegalBot's argument on why they should change the name. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, esteemed judge, and members of the court, I stand before you today as Legal Bot, representing the plaintiffs in the case against Buffalo Wild Wings. Our contention is that the term "boneless chicken wings" is misleading to the public, and as such, Buffalo Wild Wings should be required to change the name of this product. Firstly, I would like to draw your attention to the very definition of "chicken wing." A chicken wing is a specific part of the chicken anatomy, comprising the wingtip, the flat, and the drumette. By definition, a chicken wing inherently contains bones. The product that Buffalo Wild Wings offers as "boneless chicken wings," however, is not made from the wing portion of the chicken at all. Instead, it is made from white meat chicken breast, which is then cut into bite-sized pieces, breaded, and fried. This product is more accurately described as a "chicken nugget." By labeling their product as "boneless chicken wings," Buffalo Wild Wings is misleading the consumer into believing that they are purchasing a boneless version of a traditional chicken wing. This is not only factually incorrect, but it also goes against industry standards for labeling and marketing. Consumers have a right to accurate information about the products they purchase, and in this case, the term "boneless chicken wings" falls short of providing this transparency. Furthermore, I would like to emphasize the importance of truth in advertising. According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), advertising must be truthful and non-deceptive. By using the term "boneless chicken wings" to describe what is essentially a chicken nugget, Buffalo Wild Wings is violating these guidelines set forth by the FTC, and is potentially subject to fines or other legal ramifications. To conclude, we ask the court to consider the evidence we have presented today. Buffalo Wild Wings is misleading consumers by using the term "boneless chicken wings" for a product that bears little resemblance to an actual chicken wing. By requiring the company to change the name of this product, we will be promoting transparency, accuracy, and fairness in advertising, ensuring that consumers have the information they need to make informed purchasing decisions. I would also like to draw your attention to another issue that is intertwined with the misleading labeling of Buffalo Wild Wings' "boneless chicken wings." This issue is the significant price discrepancy between their so-called "boneless chicken wings" and similar-sized chicken nuggets sold by other establishments. It is a widely known fact that chicken nuggets, which are made from ground chicken meat and often contain fillers and additives, are a more economical option when compared to traditional bone-in chicken wings. By labeling their product as "boneless chicken wings," Buffalo Wild Wings is not only misleading consumers with regards to the true nature of the product but also justifying charging a higher price for what is essentially a chicken nugget. This practice takes advantage of consumer trust and creates an unfair pricing structure that misleads customers into paying more for a product they believe to be of higher quality or value. By doing so, Buffalo Wild Wings is not only misrepresenting their product but also taking advantage of consumers' hard-earned money. We contend that if Buffalo Wild Wings were required to accurately label their product, consumers would be better informed and able to make more accurate price comparisons, thus preventing the unfair pricing practice that currently exists. By ensuring that the product is accurately labeled, we will be taking a stand for consumer rights, promoting transparency and fairness in the marketplace. In final conclusion, the plaintiffs request that the court require Buffalo Wild Wings to change the name of their "boneless chicken wings" product to a more accurate and truthful description, thereby preventing consumer deception and protecting the public from unfair pricing practices. Thank you.
It's actually what I was thinking. The word wing makes one assume it's from the wing. Unless you are told once that it's actually not made like that you wouldn't now. Just name it a nugget I don't get it.
The guy in the video is a local legend of sorts around here. He's protested "boneless wings" by walking around downtown with signs and several followers to a bunch of restaurants. Also there are places in town that serve tenders and call them boneless wings bc they toss them in sauce. Either way it's not a wing. Never was. I'm on the side of my fellow Lincolnite. Love you tho.
I have never heard of boneless chicken wings before. Maybe because I'm not American? If I saw it on a menu I would assume it was made from meat from the wings though. I've never heard of anything else where serving it boneless suddenly means it is a different meat.
They arent nuggets either, nuggets are mechanically seperated meat paste crap. Tenders are the tenderloin of the chicken which is technically part of the breast.. If anything bww boneless wings are partial chicken strips? I guess, and when arguing technicalities semantics are pretty much all you have left to argue.
There is people out there that adamantly defend "boneless chicken wings" as if they're anything like real chicken wings, when I order chicken wings I get all flats.
I love how Charlie was feeling so superior saying nobody could possibly think boneless wings were from wings and he didn't know that chicken legs are a thing. He shows an image of drumsticks 80% the diameter of the plate they're on and just said "Yeah, that's what I get when I order wings."
A lot of times restaurants also serve the drumsticks with the wings. Idk if BWW does. But also, he's right. Anyone who actually files a lawsuit about such a nonsense problem should have their case dismissed
@@cal593 anyone who files a lawsuit for something like this is just looking to come up just like everyone else so we really shouldn’t give af because it has nothing to do with us lol it’s between them and the billion dollar company they are trying to sue that probably shits on their employees daily
I thought the thumbnail said "BMW sued..." And with the buffalo wild wings logo, I thought that BMW was sueing buffalo wild wings over their boneless wings
There's debates on the difference between drumsticks, thighs, drumettes, wings, and all that, but the part that drives me nuts is that both the article and Charlie are calling fried slices of chicken breast "nuggets", when they're actually chickens strips/fingers (or chicken tenders if they derive from the pectoralis minor or inner filet); real chicken nuggets are chopped-up/grounded-up/processed chicken meat from any part of the chicken and molded into their shape.
If you are one of those people that actually side with this guy then actually be consistent and stop calling Pico de Gallo, Pico de Gallo since there is no rooster in it.
The drums at Buffalo Wild Wings are from the wing. The ones from the leg are the drums y’all are talking about. Buffalo Wild Wings has drumettes. They’re from the wing.
I don't understand how people are saying "boneless wings" are gross. They are the same nuggets you eat everywhere. It's the same sauce you eat on actual wings. They're just mad they didn't know it wasn't made from actual wing meat.
As a German I absolutely thought they somehow squeeze the bone out and then cook it. It is not such an outlandish thing to think, you americans find new ways of preparing food in quirky ways all the time.
I work for a local wing place and I can confirm that for us, we do actually tear the bone off the wing. Just the wingette, and not the drumette. An order of boneless wings are literally deboned wingettes.
i worked at a place where they just sold tenders and nuggets, but called them "boneless wings" and "boneless bites". we even called them tenders and nuggets in the back of house, but were explicitly told not to say those words in front of customers. id give them a pass for selling full sized wings, but they also labeled those "jumbo wings" and sold them at a ridiculous mark up. if it werent for the fact that i had managers who were chill and would give us free food, id have never tasted those overpriced wings.
I wouldn't even call boneless chicken, nuggets though. Chicken nuggets are smashed up chicken shaped into a nugget. A boneless wing is a piece of breast, still shreds apart as chicken meat should. Like tiny chicken tenders is all they are.
There's some argument for the meats having different nutritional profiles, but even then the breast is generally the "healthier" of the two, though the higher sodium and fat content of the wing meat would probably make for better flavor. So, at best, he's suing because it wasn't juicy enough.
I love how I had no idea boneless chicken wings are not from the wing, and Charlie is like "of course everyone knows that." But then he had no idea that chicken drumsticks are from the thigh, which I knew and was also like "of course everyone knows that."
Had that same thought
same here, had no idea
I never had the boneless wings from any wing place and call me a buffoon all you want but I’m not afraid to admit that I genuinely thought that they were exactly what Charlie described they weren’t lol
💀where else would the drumstick come from
Ok have you ever actually seen a chicken
This is why we have laws where it's illegal to walk with an ice cream cone in your back pocket.
ON SUNDAY!!! at least in georgia
That law seems like something much more sinister was going on 😂
I know its a joke but it's an old law. Basically people used to put ice-cream in their back pockets and the lure away horses so that they technically didn't steal them. If a horse just followed you you can argue you didn't notice and just thought it was a wild horse
@@blaiseshultz6640 and Alabama and Tennessee
@@RillaGorilla420 horses would follow the cone and you technically didn’t steal it so you can have ice cream in your back pocket but not the cone itself
Deboning meat is actually a very common practice, the difference between a nugget and a "boneless wing" in this case is that nuggets are usually made by blending the meat together whereas the boneless wings are cut pieces of chicken that aren't blended.
It's not deboned meat, though.
@@llamaczech No but Charlie acts like deboning meat isn't real.
Mechanically separated meat is usually used for chicken nuggets, but the the actual difference is that nuggets are usually breaded.
nugget are processed/grounded chicken meat mixed with fat and chicken skin. etc
tender are chicken cuts that still maintain its grain and structure.
Thank you for saying this, I can’t believe how nobody seems to know this
Chick-fil-a nuggets aren’t 🤔
So this lawsuit is basically a person saying technically to company
I guess
I dont see the problem
What?
He isn’t even technically correct, chicken nuggets are made from scrap meat.
Look if I can sue ima sue just cause so get your facts right its called false advertisement easiest lawsuit is Mal practiced in Miami lawsuits are easy to win
Lets clear this up when you get chicken wings you get a mix of Drumettes and Wings both come from the wing area, A drumstick is from the leg which you get in a bucket of fried chicken. Drumettes are smaller, Drum sticks are bigger. (Also Drumettes are also sometimes referred to as drumsticks when talking about the topic of chicken wings in general)
Yeah, they go over that in the video...
@@spikes_johnson stopped watching it after they started to get into the conversation on how drumsticks are from the legs and not wings cause i thought it was so stupid so stopped the vid didnt know he actually figures it out lol
My music teacher always tells me to drummette
@@bigboyskills Can't say I blame you to be honest
Stoked to see the chicken tier list! Surely PDQ will be included I hope?
...I have to admit, I thought boneless wings were the meat from wings scraped off and remade into the shape of wings.
I agree.
Don’t get me wrong I get it… but it’s kinda obvious that the chicken in boneless chicken is just thighs or breast
That’s also why they usually cost more
I thought that as well until I actually tried one and was extremely disappointed. So yeah I dont disagree that it can be considered false advertising.
Same, I've never heard of boneless wings so I assumed it was literally just that, wings without the bone
I thought boneless wings were wings with the bone removed. I don't eat them much so I never put much thought into it. it just made sense to me
I had no idea and I feel legitimately hurt Charlie is being so insulting about it (not that much obviously tho). it's leigt misleading to me
everyone knows drumsticks aren't from the wing. I'm just baffled Charlie was so confident about the other thing, but so clueless about that
Yeah fr
In my country (Philippines) theres a chain restaurant called 24chicken, and they actually serve the wing meat deboned. Didnt know boneless wings are just breast in the US.
Depends on we’re you get it from tbh.. but I think places just buy the whole chicken and use the whole thing
The labor cost sa Pilipinas is different. Sa US isn't worth it
Leave it to Filipinos for going the extra mile cus they can
@T Wasn't it Taco Bell like 10 years ago that when rated by the FDA Taco bells meat quality was scored lower than in wet dog food? Crazy the shit they get away with.
McDonald’s ‘chicken nuggets’ are all the bad parts of the chicken, bones, liver, etc. put in a blender & then shaped into ‘nuggets.’
Next lawsuit iwill be "there is no popcorn in popcorn chicken". 🤣😂🤣
1:38 “who would want that?”
me… 😢
I want the wing, just without the bone…
How can you think drumettes are the same as drumsticks. Drumstick are huge compared to drumettes. Some people over here thinking they’re chopping up baby chickens for the mini drumsticks.😂
Boneless wings are usually full cuts of chicken tenderloins which in teams of meat quality is better than both ground breasts and wing meat
The difference between boneless wings and chicken nuggets is that the chicken is not ground in boneless wings. And as a Domino's employee, we do call them boneless wings. And so do all of our customers. The specialty chicken is chopped up boneless wings with toppings.
but if it’s not wing meat then they shouldn’t be called wings
@@nullskey8370 yeah, you're right, I'll let them know
Just wait until he finds out that an ear of corn cannot hear.
Haha I like this
Well THAT'S IT
This is like going to a steakhouse to order a "boneless T-bone steak" and getting served a cheaper sirloin steak for the price of the T-bone.
Time to get that 10 piece boneless wings meal from McDonald's
Who knew Charlie's greatest downfall would be talking about chicken
This guy is funnier on the stand than that guy that tried a standup comedy bit in court
I really thought everyone from the age of 12 and up knew the drumstick was the thigh. So many cartoons have depicted that in chickens 😂
It's hilarious to me when people know stuff from literally cartoons 😂 I watched a looot cartoons as a child and also sometimes know stuff other people don't and then have to tell em I know it from spongebob or Southpark or smth 😂😂😂
Maybe it's just where I'm from, but I've never heard someone call them "flats" or "drums". We've always just called them wings and legs. Wings being flats, and legs being drums.
Edit: just got the the drummett part and now I feel silly
Who's gonna break it to Charlie that some places DO have actual boneless wings?
We don't have boneless wings in my area, I would assume from the name it's a deboned wing, how would it be anything else with that name?
1:27
A drumstick comes in buckets of chicken and is from the leg/thigh. Drumettes are the inside part of the wing attached to the body and the flats are the other half of the wing furthest from the body. Drumsticks are different and not what charlie is thinking about. Wings have flats and drumettes which both do come from the wing! Not hard
I used to think they deboned the the Chicken Wing
charlie doesnt realize they are called chicken poppers because you can pop them into your mouth
I work at dominos we actually do have boneless wings we just have specialty chicken which is boneless wings with toppings on it. So the lawsuits claims aren’t even accurate.
hes tryna ride the “redbull didnt give me wings” lawsuit guy’s wave😂😂
Wait until this guy finds out about chicken fingers
there is a difference nuggets can be a blended slurry like McDonalds, where its not whole chicken, but boneless wings have to be like tenders or strips of whole chicken
If you wanted to sue someone for incorrectly labeling their wings I'd start with pizza hut whose wings aren't even full wings. They themselves internally call them "winglets" but sell them as just regular wings.
Its at least wing meat, unlike boneless "wings" lol.
@@EbonMaster pizza hut also sells boneless wings though so my point still stands on going after them.
@@patches710 Ah fair enough. Though if you're going to go after one of them I'd assume you'd go after the one that primarily sells wings. lol
“There are people that are dying Kim.” Is the only way to sum up this boneless chicken wing bull crap
The only winners in this case are the attorneys
True, people hear 500k for the settlement, but that was all attorney fees only 5k for 10 plantiffs $500 ain't worth the hassle.
It's always great to hear Charlie get his mind blown - his excitement when learning something new is just very pleasant.
I placed the arguments into an ai legal bot. Enjoy LegalBot's argument on why they should change the name.
Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, esteemed judge, and members of the court, I stand before you today as Legal Bot, representing the plaintiffs in the case against Buffalo Wild Wings. Our contention is that the term "boneless chicken wings" is misleading to the public, and as such, Buffalo Wild Wings should be required to change the name of this product.
Firstly, I would like to draw your attention to the very definition of "chicken wing." A chicken wing is a specific part of the chicken anatomy, comprising the wingtip, the flat, and the drumette. By definition, a chicken wing inherently contains bones. The product that Buffalo Wild Wings offers as "boneless chicken wings," however, is not made from the wing portion of the chicken at all. Instead, it is made from white meat chicken breast, which is then cut into bite-sized pieces, breaded, and fried. This product is more accurately described as a "chicken nugget."
By labeling their product as "boneless chicken wings," Buffalo Wild Wings is misleading the consumer into believing that they are purchasing a boneless version of a traditional chicken wing. This is not only factually incorrect, but it also goes against industry standards for labeling and marketing. Consumers have a right to accurate information about the products they purchase, and in this case, the term "boneless chicken wings" falls short of providing this transparency.
Furthermore, I would like to emphasize the importance of truth in advertising. According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), advertising must be truthful and non-deceptive. By using the term "boneless chicken wings" to describe what is essentially a chicken nugget, Buffalo Wild Wings is violating these guidelines set forth by the FTC, and is potentially subject to fines or other legal ramifications.
To conclude, we ask the court to consider the evidence we have presented today. Buffalo Wild Wings is misleading consumers by using the term "boneless chicken wings" for a product that bears little resemblance to an actual chicken wing. By requiring the company to change the name of this product, we will be promoting transparency, accuracy, and fairness in advertising, ensuring that consumers have the information they need to make informed purchasing decisions. I would also like to draw your attention to another issue that is intertwined with the misleading labeling of Buffalo Wild Wings' "boneless chicken wings." This issue is the significant price discrepancy between their so-called "boneless chicken wings" and similar-sized chicken nuggets sold by other establishments.
It is a widely known fact that chicken nuggets, which are made from ground chicken meat and often contain fillers and additives, are a more economical option when compared to traditional bone-in chicken wings. By labeling their product as "boneless chicken wings," Buffalo Wild Wings is not only misleading consumers with regards to the true nature of the product but also justifying charging a higher price for what is essentially a chicken nugget.
This practice takes advantage of consumer trust and creates an unfair pricing structure that misleads customers into paying more for a product they believe to be of higher quality or value. By doing so, Buffalo Wild Wings is not only misrepresenting their product but also taking advantage of consumers' hard-earned money.
We contend that if Buffalo Wild Wings were required to accurately label their product, consumers would be better informed and able to make more accurate price comparisons, thus preventing the unfair pricing practice that currently exists. By ensuring that the product is accurately labeled, we will be taking a stand for consumer rights, promoting transparency and fairness in the marketplace.
In final conclusion, the plaintiffs request that the court require Buffalo Wild Wings to change the name of their "boneless chicken wings" product to a more accurate and truthful description, thereby preventing consumer deception and protecting the public from unfair pricing practices. Thank you.
Ai is going to take everyone job lol
Holy shit the price difference no one is talking about. Mind blown.
It's actually what I was thinking. The word wing makes one assume it's from the wing. Unless you are told once that it's actually not made like that you wouldn't now.
Just name it a nugget I don't get it.
There's a reason you see bags of "wyngs" in the freezer aisle, they have lawyers
The "chocolate milk came from brown cows" still cracks me up everytime. So, what, strawberry milk came from pink cows then? XD
boneless wings is just the big boy word for chicken nuggies
...I thought boneless wings were... deboned wings.
Never ate one thought, so I didn't know they were like nuggets.
If boneless wings were real wings, they would have to come from a boneless chicken. A rubber chicken, some would say.
As someone who occasionally debones entire chickens, including the wings I'm going to charlie's house and making him eat spicy boneless wings
The guy in the video is a local legend of sorts around here. He's protested "boneless wings" by walking around downtown with signs and several followers to a bunch of restaurants. Also there are places in town that serve tenders and call them boneless wings bc they toss them in sauce. Either way it's not a wing. Never was. I'm on the side of my fellow Lincolnite. Love you tho.
You mean a local loser? Anyone that tries to sue for some frivolous bullshit is a grifter
“Now we’re getting into semantics..” 🤣
I have never heard of boneless chicken wings before. Maybe because I'm not American? If I saw it on a menu I would assume it was made from meat from the wings though. I've never heard of anything else where serving it boneless suddenly means it is a different meat.
I talked to my parents about this and they also thought boneless wings were deboned chicken wings instead of chicken nuggets
The fact SO MANY PEOPLE have not had full Chicken Wings is just crazy to me
To this I say, everyone knew the tide pods were detergent and not candy. They still got sued lmao
Thought we all knew “boneless wings” were breast meat…
They arent nuggets either, nuggets are mechanically seperated meat paste crap. Tenders are the tenderloin of the chicken which is technically part of the breast.. If anything bww boneless wings are partial chicken strips? I guess, and when arguing technicalities semantics are pretty much all you have left to argue.
I love how Charlie argues its semantics and then his arguments are semantics.
There is people out there that adamantly defend "boneless chicken wings" as if they're anything like real chicken wings, when I order chicken wings I get all flats.
Also chicken tenders would be a better explanation of boneless wings because chicken nuggets are made with ground chicken usually mixed with flour
Charlie really out here thinking chickens flap their drumsticks......
not going to lie, when I first ordered them I expected De-Boned Wings
What.. Chocolate milk doesn't come from brown cows?
I gotta call my mum, she seemed so sure.
🤣🤣
Truly boneless wings is just shredded chicken, he mad the restaurant won't cut his food up for him like mommy did
I love how Charlie was feeling so superior saying nobody could possibly think boneless wings were from wings and he didn't know that chicken legs are a thing. He shows an image of drumsticks 80% the diameter of the plate they're on and just said "Yeah, that's what I get when I order wings."
A lot of times restaurants also serve the drumsticks with the wings. Idk if BWW does.
But also, he's right. Anyone who actually files a lawsuit about such a nonsense problem should have their case dismissed
@@cal593 anyone who files a lawsuit for something like this is just looking to come up just like everyone else so we really shouldn’t give af because it has nothing to do with us lol it’s between them and the billion dollar company they are trying to sue that probably shits on their employees daily
Meme the Dream! Chicken Chunks: It's still the bird, you have our word!
I thought the thumbnail said "BMW sued..." And with the buffalo wild wings logo, I thought that BMW was sueing buffalo wild wings over their boneless wings
I think the lawsuit should be over the fact that they aren't made of buffalo wings
How tf did Charlie not know that drums are the leg/thigh? Just look at it and think "what part of the chicken does this look like?"
Buffalo Wild Wings has the only “Boneless” wings that are actually decent tho, wingstop tho 🤢
Wing Stop in general is complete ass. Pluckers is ight but I'm Team Buffalo Wild Wings all the way.
We already knew that. Boneless Wings are grown man chicken nuggets
Exactly
Bro I fucking read it as BMW, and I was so fucking confused
The difference between Nuggets and boneless wings/chicken tenders is like the difference between ground beef and filet mignon.
Holy shit this was painful; the drums are fucking legs and wings are fucking wings like bruh
Also, literally ALL Subway foot-longs have NEVER been a foot long.
The chicken wing drums are off the wing. The large drum is from the leg.
There's debates on the difference between drumsticks, thighs, drumettes, wings, and all that, but the part that drives me nuts is that both the article and Charlie are calling fried slices of chicken breast "nuggets", when they're actually chickens strips/fingers (or chicken tenders if they derive from the pectoralis minor or inner filet); real chicken nuggets are chopped-up/grounded-up/processed chicken meat from any part of the chicken and molded into their shape.
he discovered this fact and went wild
Me on my way to sue big milk for misleading me into thinking chocolate milk comes from brown cows.
If you are one of those people that actually side with this guy then actually be consistent and stop calling Pico de Gallo, Pico de Gallo since there is no rooster in it.
😂 Brilliant.
How did these smooth brains not know where drums came from😭
The drums at Buffalo Wild Wings are from the wing. The ones from the leg are the drums y’all are talking about.
Buffalo Wild Wings has drumettes. They’re from the wing.
Wait till he finds out about hot dogs
Everyone is looking for the easiest payday possible now
No I’ve cut chickens before… the little drums are attached to the flats
I don't understand how people are saying "boneless wings" are gross. They are the same nuggets you eat everywhere. It's the same sauce you eat on actual wings. They're just mad they didn't know it wasn't made from actual wing meat.
Nuggies imply ground chicken. Tendies imply muscle fibers and stuff
As a German I absolutely thought they somehow squeeze the bone out and then cook it. It is not such an outlandish thing to think, you americans find new ways of preparing food in quirky ways all the time.
this man got a better version of chicken and fucking sued
Am I right in thinking that America is the most litigious nation on the planet?
This man gets his pizza boneless.
The fact that people who thought boneless wings are actually wings can vote is disturbing
Ima be honest. I’m surprised it’s even real chicken.
That’s kinda a relief
Bro, how is there an entire comment chain filled with bots...
At this fucken point let's just call em chicken limbs lmao
I remember working at subway right when that happened and we had to measure each sandwich after this 😂
Wait till he hears about cauliflower wings
Idk if anyone else in chat brought it up but a Moist Madness month would be lit
I work for a local wing place and I can confirm that for us, we do actually tear the bone off the wing. Just the wingette, and not the drumette. An order of boneless wings are literally deboned wingettes.
i worked at a place where they just sold tenders and nuggets, but called them "boneless wings" and "boneless bites". we even called them tenders and nuggets in the back of house, but were explicitly told not to say those words in front of customers. id give them a pass for selling full sized wings, but they also labeled those "jumbo wings" and sold them at a ridiculous mark up. if it werent for the fact that i had managers who were chill and would give us free food, id have never tasted those overpriced wings.
Boneless Pizza
Nuggets are processed. Its better to call it large popcorn chicken.
Chicken Wings are 100% dark meat. Both the wing and drummette. Most nuggets are made with processed white meat ;)
I wouldn't even call boneless chicken, nuggets though. Chicken nuggets are smashed up chicken shaped into a nugget. A boneless wing is a piece of breast, still shreds apart as chicken meat should. Like tiny chicken tenders is all they are.
There's some argument for the meats having different nutritional profiles, but even then the breast is generally the "healthier" of the two, though the higher sodium and fat content of the wing meat would probably make for better flavor. So, at best, he's suing because it wasn't juicy enough.
Frivolous lawsuit that's all it is
Boneless implies actual meat, nugget can be just any goo that comes from chicken breaded and fried.
Bro you can literally sue any food place for calling potatoes french fries lol
“Excuse me these are clearly potato wedges, not homestyle thick cut fries”
What’s funny is we call the chicken wing “flats” and the drumstick the wing lol