I had never bought the fresh chicken wings at Sam's Club before. I had only had the frozen ones. We thought we would try these and were very happy we did. It saved me the extra step of steaming the chicken before baking. They cooked up nice and crisp and were super tasty! My husband thought they were better than the ones at Wingstop! The only improvement that I could even think would be that they could be a little bigger but I would buy these again over the frozen ones.

This vacuum sealed package is a great convenience for using smaller quantities per meal. The four separate, frozen packages allows you to more easily access the amount of wings you want to cook. The separated packaging also makes it simpler to divide out the wings rather than having to detach frozen together wings.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] By far the best wings that I have gotten to cook from a wholesale club . You honestly get a lot of meat for such a great value and they were amazing I cooked them like I cook my normal chicken wings and they came out perfectly nice and crispy exterior and juicy in the inside . The chicken wings itself had plenty of meat on them and wasn't just bones .

I recently purchased the chicken wings and was very pleased. I marinated them in four different sauces and then baked them for an hour and finished them on the grill. They were delicious and meaty. I love that the package includes both wings and flats and I don't have to cut them up myself. I will definitely purchase these for my family again!

I’ve been using the Member’s Mark frozen chicken wings (10 pound bags) and they are good, but when baking from frozen, they leave a lot of liquid in the pan which is messy and needs to be removed before adding the flavoring. Also they sometimes stick together in the bag and are difficult to separate. These cut chicken wings are juicy and flavorful and don’t leave all extra the liquid in the pan. They also seem to be more uniform in size. The smaller packages are convenient as the extras can be frozen and more easily used because of the way they are packed. Winner, winner, chicken wing dinner.

Good price packaging not so good, if you try to pull apart the packaging where it is glued it had a tendency to tear the plastic wrapping. It would appear that the entire point of this type of packaging (vs the styrofoam and shrink wrap) is that it’s easy to divide and freeze should you not have a vacuum sealer. Close but not quite Sam’s

Pros: quality, cut and packaging are all spot on. Supper convenient size. one of the four is great for 2 or us two packs when my son is eating with us. Not having to cut the wings my self is a real time saver. Con: its a few bucks more than the giant flat of wings I used to buy that I have to cut up myself and then portion/package/freeze myself. Also I don't get the wing tips for making stock.

I used to buy wings in the regular trays - whole wings, not cut up, so I was free to use them as desired. Now a package is 4 different containers with the wing sections already separated. I do not want them already in pieces, and I don't want to have to open 4 compartments to get to all the product. Nor do I want to deal with disposing the 'padding' in each of the 4 compartments - it seems like way more waste with this packaging [and with the TX summers, this stuff stinks almost immediately when not refrigerated].

These wings are sup-par compared to the previous Member's Mark packaged whole wings with tips. The wings were small, the meat was rubbery and cost 30% more than the previous wings. Also, no tips which I used to make stock. Will definitely not purchase these again.

I liked these wings! I decided to give these a try and I am impressed. I tend to shy away from buying separate drums and flats because I like to cook whole wings AND they seem to be less fatty. Frozen drumettes these days seem to be fatty as well. The size of the wings is good, and they were packaged with just the right serving amounts. I'm trying to get used to the packaging, as the packs are stuck together by some sticky tack. Be careful pulling it apart so that package doesn't come open so that the other packs can be frozen if needed.