Near and far the most cost-effective method of purchasing chicken wings. Although I'm not the biggest fan of the most recent packaging change. I used to enjoy cutting my own chicken wings or eating entire wings that are not cut into thighs and drums..

Each package is a 1 or 2 person meal

These wings were conveniently packaged in two twin packs that went straight to our freezer. When it came time to prepare we just put one of the packages in our sink to thaw out. They cooked up very nice and and were plenty meaty for wings. They will be on our shopping list in the future

I am sorry to say, but I would rather cut my own chicken wings apart. The wings looked like they were machine ripped from the chicken!----Broken bones, half pieces. It was disgusting! It seems like just another way to charge more per pound. Not worth the extra money.

Feels like a scam, you get half of what you use to get before they packaged it into this cheat sealed bag.

I love cooking these. I live alone. I bake them with seasoning and a salad and toast. Great the 2nd day too.

I would consider these wings as factory seconds. My guess would be that these are the result of the least experienced workers. Poor cuts, broken bones, blood clots. About half of the pieces are acceptable for presentation to guests, the rest I would grind up foe dog food. You get what you pay for, I won't be buying these again.

First, we used to get wing tips. I miss that a lot. The new packaging is awful. Bones fractured, sticking out, very sharp. The wings are deformed. Very disappointing.

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Package says drumettes and flats. Just opened 2 packages that contained 21 pieces total. 18 were flats and 3 were drumettes. What's up with that Sams Club?