these were tiny the last time they had this promo
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If anyone was wondering, the promo codes do apply to the traditional, boneless bites or breaded bone-in wings.
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Too bad pizza pizza ain't this price... The ones there bigAF... Might try phut...
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- death_hawk
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I don't know... I usually never order wings from a pizza joint.
Most places don't have deep fryers which is the only way to make a really good wing.
Oven baking wings just produces soggy wings.
I don't know... I'm still able to find decent wing prices.
Even a few $0.10/per but they're kind of terrible in terms of size and texture.
Nowadays I'm paying closer to $0.40/per but they're a very respectable size and have no complaints.
I agree. Price isn't too bad for takeout, but when you're getting meh wings, what's the point.I have tried the Pizza Hut wings. Very so-so.
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st louis wings are also frozen. I used to buy from the warehouse where they bought them from.
a lot of places uses frozen wings.
a lot of places uses frozen wings.
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That basically eliminates like every restaurant/bar ever, especially when you're looking for deals.LNahid2000 wrote: ↑Apr 20th, 2017 8:58 pmI know that, and I refuse to eat at any place that uses frozen wings.
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Not really. Jack Astors advertises their chicken wings as fresh, and I also really like this place called WingsUp which has fresh wings.death_hawk wrote: ↑Apr 20th, 2017 9:09 pmThat basically eliminates like every restaurant/bar ever, especially when you're looking for deals.
http://wingsup.com/
I can name more local Toronto restaurants/bars that have fresh wings as well.
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Thanks. So please tell us where can we order decent wings with decent price.death_hawk wrote: ↑Apr 20th, 2017 8:33 pmI don't know... I usually never order wings from a pizza joint.
Most places don't have deep fryers which is the only way to make a really good wing.
Oven baking wings just produces soggy wings.
I don't know... I'm still able to find decent wing prices.
Even a few $0.10/per but they're kind of terrible in terms of size and texture.
Nowadays I'm paying closer to $0.40/per but they're a very respectable size and have no complaints.
I agree. Price isn't too bad for takeout, but when you're getting meh wings, what's the point.
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The last few times I was disappointed with the boneless bites. 
. I use to buy them a few years ago. But I think at some point since they switched suppliers. They are nowhere near what they were. . Maybe the same time they switched their fries to crap fries. I know it's a pizza place lol but their wedge fries were much better than the crap now.
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Some pubs still have wing specials.
Eat in only though.
Here's my favorite on a Wednesday:
http://www.thepint.ca/
$0.40/ea, 40 flavors.
One free pound with drink purchase between 3-6 every day too.
Very respectable sized wings that are cooked correctly.
That's why I said "with a deal"LNahid2000 wrote: ↑Apr 20th, 2017 9:14 pmNot really. Jack Astors advertises their chicken wings as fresh, and I also really like this place called WingsUp which has fresh wings.
http://wingsup.com/
I can name more local Toronto restaurants/bars that have fresh wings as well.
If you pay $14/lb for wings, I expect fresh.
$4/lb (or even less)? Not so much.
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They're wings are biting to write home about. Salty and very fried tasting. I have a buddy who works there who gives me some occasionally and even free they aren't that great.