If I order boneless wings, I know that they're not made from the wing of a chicken, but they goddamn better be boneless, and saying that "boneless wings is not a guarantee that they are in fact boneless" goes against every linguistic and culinary expectation about that item. I agree with the dissent.
156 0 ReplyEvery chicken place in their county should serve bone-in boneless chicken just because they can now.
38 0 ReplyHow about the Japan method of cramming a bone in the end of a hotdog?
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bone"less" mean less bone, not no bone, bonehead
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21 0 ReplyWait until you hear about these new "Oops all Bone" wings.
8 0 ReplyWhat part of the chicken are they made from?? I've made wings at home and they were clearly wings, although mine weren't boneless
5 0 ReplyBoneless wings are typically breast meat, like tenders and nuggets, cut into shapes that resemble wings.
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Hey, American justice system... what, pray tell, the fuck?
56 0 ReplyIt makes sense when you realize corporate oligarchy.
31 0 Replypray tell fuck is better than eat pray love
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So advertising cannot be false any more?
20 0 ReplyIf you don’t want bones in your food try eating things which do not have bones.
17 0 ReplyLike a ham sandwich?
6 0 ReplyLike fish!
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BEHOLD: a boneless chicken
16 0 ReplySo when I read boneless wings I have to assume not only is it boneless-style, wing-style mystery chicken but also it's not necessarily safe to eat.
I thought we had the PFDA and USDA to assure that our boneless wings had no bones in them and were wings.
I still want buffalo and wings in my buffalo wings.
6 0 ReplyHe struck it dead, and with its head, he went galumphing back.
4 0 ReplyI wonder if the judge would consider “bone-in” wings a shape like chicken” fingers” is then.
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