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CMV: Boneless wings are essentially chicken nuggets

So I just ate at Buffalo Wild Wings for the first time and had this realization (I’ve never had boneless wings before tonight, but I have had chicken nuggets before). And what I realized while eating was that boneless wings are essentially chicken nuggets.

Here’s my reasoning. Chicken nuggets for purchase at fast food establishments are just fried pieces of chicken big enough to be eaten in a few bites. It comes with sauce to dip it in to make it taste better.

Boneless wings are also fried pieces of chicken big enough to be eaten in a few bites. They somewhat differentiate when it comes to the fact that you can glaze wings in sauce and spice them, but one actually does that themselves when they dip their nuggets into their favorite sauce.


So how are the really that different?
gpt
Boneless wings are usually a cut of meat. They ought to be more like mini tenders or fingers, with the muscle fibers intact. A chicken nugget is made from meat that is essentially pulverized, making forcemeat, like a gratin or bologna, which is then breaded or fried.