I love making so many different recipes without having to open 100 wings.

Fresh wings are the best. leave those frozen in the freezer. Sam's does a good job keeping the price down. As long as we have this understanding I'm a customer for these wings for life. One bag one person usually 8-12 wings. Air fry with olive oil and your favorite spice. I use 400 degrees for about 40 minutes.

These wings came in smaller portions and already cut apart. The good: I didn't have to spend the time cutting them apart. They were almost perfectly even with just a couple more drums than flats. And, I only had a couple of the wing tips that nobody eats so there was less waste. Super happy about the time and wffoet this change saved me!

These wings are just the right amount in each package for an enjoyable meal after a long days work. No need to cut and separate the drums from the flappers. They have done that for you. They are are for cooking

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These chicken wings are incredibly delicious! The meat is tender, juicy, and they cook up perfectly with a great flavor. They are a hit for a quick family dinner or a game day snack. ​However, I have to mention that I found some small hairs/feathers still on the skin. It’s a bit of a hassle to have to clean them off before cooking. If the cleaning process were more thorough, they would be a perfect 5-star product! Overall, still very tasty, but be prepared to do a little extra prep.

I'm the type of person that bought 5-6 of the old whole wing packs ay a time. Spent the time to cut up, and package in the quantities i want or need for the freezer. and vac pack the tips till i'd get 10 lbs or so to make bone broth. and the quallity was good. I guess these packs are more conveant if you just want wings, to quickly throw in the freezer without that prep work. But those type to people mostly just buy frozen wings for the most part. I personally dont like the flavor or prepackaged froozen wings. These are just one step up from processed frozen wings, but three steps back from thier previous packaged fresh whole wings... As time goes on with product offerings from Sam's overall, not just the meats, the membership is getting less and less worth it it seems for grocery items. if its something good and customers think its worth the membership. They then try to change it to a cheaper product but not as good. From cat food, salad dressing, bulk ketchup, etc, etc... all those little things changing to worse products, add up.. now the meat Dept? Thats a big hit to the consumer, justifying the membership price that also increased recently...

Wing portions were smaller and the bag had several tips in it to bulk up the weight. Wing sections looked as if they were sectioned by a tree grinder. I'd rather Sam's go back to the whole (tyson) wings that i could cut up myself.

The traditional packaged wings tasted much better. These vacuum sealed meats are likely older due to the air tight sealing but give a plastic dry taste in my opinion.

they use to be our go to for all our meats but this just ruined what was a good thing. You can go to Walmart and buy the wings like Sams use to sell. Same with the chicken breast. Don't understand why they had to ruin what they had going with the chicken!

I used to buy Sam"s wings all the time when they were in the styrofoam bottom with the whole uncut wings. I bought these and man was I disappointed. Precut, very little skin, and in my opinion packaging is harder to deal with. You have to open with scissors, basically 4 individually sealed packages, all in 1 package. Who wants skinless wings? If I wanted skinless chicken, I'd buy skinless breasts, or thighs. So disappointed. I will never buy again unless they bring back the old wings. In my opinion, stay away from these. Go to a local butcher.