• One of the more popular types of finger foods are Buffalo Wings. These types of chicken are usually coated with a cayenne pepper sauce and/or breaded coating to increase the perception of the foods being as hot as possible.

• Fast Facts

  1. Also referred to as Chicken Wing, Hot Wings, or just Wings
  2. Originated: 1964 in Buffalo
  3. Generally served as an appetizer
  4. Prepared through Deep Fry|deep frying method
  5. Generally served with Bleu Cheese and Celery sticks

• "Tommy Want Wingy!"

  It started in 1964 at the Anchor Bar in Buffalo, NY. Frank and Teressa Bellisimo are credited with concocting the delicacy because they wanted something easy and quick to fix. So they took unused wings from chickens and cooked them in a deep fryer and dipped them in hot sauce. The rest is history. All over the United States, in local bars and restaurants and national restaurant chains such as Hooters, wings are among the most popular appetizers around. They usually are served by the dozen. Some places use breading to enhance the flavor and to make eating the wings less messy. Many locations serving wings will offer Bleu Cheese or other dipping sauce. There are even some establishments that will offer 'boneless' wings. These wings will also often be part of a promotional prop for these establishments, offered at low prices or even for free during sporting events. There are even national annually held events to celebrate people's love of wings, such as the National Buffalo Wing Festival, and the Wing Bowl, held during Super Bowl week every February in Philadelphia.

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