wing nutz is the worst place ever

[comingdown]

okay, I moved up here from southern California a few years back, and down there we are fortunate enough to have wings-n-things. I have been searching, and besides B-Dubs, which is ok, there is nothing really good here to get wings. i tried wing nutz today, and it seemed cool, got it to go. got back to work, and opened it, and had to fight back tears of disappointment. i ordered boneless, with the expectation of crispy, moist delicious, easy to eat food, and what i got was what appeared to be boiled chicken, thrown briefly on a grill, in some kind of watery chicken juice. it had no flavors, and it was just awful. I shall continue to search high hand low, but what do you guys do for wings around here? and also, has anyone else had the pleasure of eating at wings-n-things? If you find yourself down there, I highly recommend stopping by and trying it out.

 

[Kevin B.]

I make my own.

 

[Tonkaman]

Wow I've never had an experience even remotely similar there. I love wing nutz!!

 

[comingdown]

I make my own.

I will too from now on......

 

[comingdown]

Wow I've never had an experience even remotely similar there. I love wing nutz!!

i bought 12, and let the guys try them to make sure i wasn't crazy, and they all said the same thing, but I won't be giving them a second try.

 

[SLC97SR5]

Wing-Nutz sucks.

In NC we frequented the BW3's often and it was awesome. SLC used to have a Wings n things but it died several years ago.

The Wing Coop in Olympus hills is decent as is the Trolley Wing Co. It helps to be a hipster if you are going to hit the Wing Co.

We do our own using the fresh Costco wings...the wait is worth it and it is far cheaper.

 

[Deleted member 12904]

Wing coop is where it's at.

but if we are getting picky on wings let's face it boneless wings are chicken nuggets with hot sauce.

 

[Kevin B.]

I will too from now on......

I'm no expert, I normally do them Alton Brown style and toss them in Franks, they turn out pretty good.

http://altonbrown.com/buffalo-wings/

 

[Caleb]

Agreed with the others, Wing Coop is where it's at around here.

 

[BlueWolfFab]

In WN's defense, their traditional bone-in wings are decent.

Their boneless are absolutely terrible though. And even worse when ordered to-go and not eaten right then.

 

[comingdown]

yeah, at home, I cook the bone in, but take out, eating at my desk while answering phones boneless eating with a fork is nice. oh well, i will now keep my wing addiction within the confines of my own home where i can get as saucy as i want to.

 

[comingdown]

I'm no expert, I normally do them Alton Brown style and toss them in Franks, they turn out pretty good.

http://altonbrown.com/buffalo-wings/

We do them the same way, by we i mean my wife.

 

[Kiel]

I always get the wings at lumpys on highland. 12 sauces to choose from.

 

[Kevin B.]

We do them the same way, by we i mean my wife.

I don't entrust important things like cooking meat to my wife.

 

[Stephen]

Trolley Wing Company

 

[N-Smooth]

Agreed with the others, Wing Coop is where it's at around here.

This. I was bummed when the Taylorsville location closed.

 

[UNSTUCK]

Wings are okay, but the effort/eat to be full ratio is way too far out of wack for me. I'll take a fork, knife and cow any day over most chicken meals.

 

[Bart]

Hmmm, I see you're in Orem, so I"m guessing you went to the one behind the University Mall. I've never had that experience there and would go back. I guess I'll see the next time there if they've gone downhill in a short amount of time.

 

[Tebbsjeep]

The best wings in utah county is Rocky Mountain Wing Shack in American Fork. Hands down.

 

[sLcREX]

I stopped reading when I got to the part of 'boneless' you can buy chicken breast at the store if that's your goal. Lol...