two places i frequent saw a noticeable drop off after NASCAR was over and only football was onIt has not affected the price of wings in the grocery store.
What I want to know is when will the players get hit on THEIR pocketbooks?
Whining, eh? No bias there.
Just because those idiots insulted their country to protest something that isn’t happening and cost the wing producers actual money doesn’t mean that they have reason to object. Pack of racists.
two places i frequent saw a noticeable drop off after NASCAR was over and only football was onIn the late 1990’s, bars regularly ran 25 cent wing nights, some even went as low as ten cents. Wings were throwaway food sold mainly for making stock in restaurants.
Now they rarely cost less than two bucks a pound in the grocery stores, and usually cost at least as much as boneless breast meat. I don’t fault them for take NG advantage of a market demand, but my heart does not weep for the chicken producers, they had a good run and hopefully made good money.
Good. Nothing worse than chickens waddling around with no wings. And those dang Asians that eat chicken feet.
Tell it to the NFL!!!
Rise in popularity of chicken wings in the US has brought down the cost of chicken breasts substantially.
When you want chicken wings to sell, there’s other tasty parts of the bird as well that you gotta sell somehow. Best way: lower prices.
Wings used to be cheap. You could get a giant package of wings for $3 or so. Now the same size package costs $12. That’s the reason I stopped buying them. Too bad because I love making teriyaki garlic wings.
And whoever came up with “boneless wings” should be sued for false advertising.
Every time a waitress asks if I want “boneless wings” I politely inform her that there is no such thing.