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Just Chicken Wings is a local community made up of wing lovers from around the Edmonton area. We absolutely just love chicken wings and we think you should too! The art of the chicken wing is a sacred rite and the taste is absolutely divine. When it comes to appetizers or even a simple meal, wings simply just can’t be beat. Chicken wings have it all, Spicy? Yup. Savory? You know it. There’s a sauce for anyone and everyone and that's guaranteed. The variety that chicken wings can provide is just touching the delicious, spicy surface of the iceberg that is the greatness of the chicken wing.
The Perfect Food for Watching the Game
Chicken wings have stood as a timelessly delicious staple of game nights all over Canada and North America as a whole. There's just no better snack for a night out at the bar or a good ol' get together for the ball game. Whether you're cheering for the Edmonton Oilers as they score a winning goal on the rink, or seeing the Edmonton Elite land a hail mary pass on the football field, all kinds of game nights are best enjoyed with a big handful of saucy, spicy chicken wings.
Dozens of Different Delicious Sauces
Part of the greatness of chicken wings lies in its tasty adaptability. Wings are like saucy snowflakes, no two are ever the exact same! Sauces add infinite combinations and delicious variations to a classic meal. From hot hot buffalo wings to tangy nashville, spicy or mild and everything in between, there is endless yummy possibilities for everyone. we all may have our favourites but at the end of the day, all chicken wings reign supreme among snack foods.
The Most Dedicated Wing Lovers Around
We try our hardest to bring the premier wing lover’s experience to the whole wide world! No matter your sauce preference or even if you prefer boneless, we're all just one in the same. Our love for delicious chicken wings just cannot be beat, fry it, grill it, heck even skewer it, we're here for it all. Interested in becoming a fellow wing lover? join our community of wing enthusiasts and bask in the delicious glory that is the chicken wing!
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If you're anything like us and are also a fellow wing-lover, then you'll definitely want to join us! We're almost as big a fan of wing-lovers as we are chicken wings. We believe in spreading the love, and by love, we mean delicious chicken wings. Follow us here on our website to get updates on everything chicken wings, you can even email us with any "saucy" questions about our favourite food or if you have any delicious recipes for the crispy snack we all love. We would love to have you, so don't forget to tell your friends about us too!
"The unlikely rise and tacky decline of Hot Ones" - My Thoughts
This article (The unlikely rise and tacky decline of Hot Ones by Louis Chilton) was interesting in that I have shared the opinion that the show has grown stale since it first blew on onto the scene years ago. The formula was at first very fresh and exciting, but all things must come to an end and so to must this show, at least in the form we currently know it as. Although there are still occasional episodes that break the mold some way or feature a great guest with lots of charisma, the cookie cutter format of the show is getting too predictable. I appreciated the authors take on the rise of the show, explaining that part of its current downfall can be owed to the "corporatization" of the show with bigger guests and bigger budgets. These extra resources allowed for more recognizable names to be on the show but didn't do anything to spice things up. Chilton makes a great point when he noted that the witty, clever, and very human interviews where slowly superseded by gimmicky attention grabs, further owing to the decline of the show at least in quality. Overall, I appreciated the authors thorough understanding of the show and succinct analysis of it's meteoric rise and subsequent downfall. Although the topic of the article was somewhat negative, being about a show's "downfall", I found it refreshing that the author was careful not to come across as too overzealous or disrespectful, like a vulture feeding on roadkill.
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