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Boneless wings are not chicken wings with their bones removed. They're pieces of breast meat cut into the shape of chicken wings that chefs carefully bread, deep-fry, and slather in hot sauce.

Crispy breaded pieces of tender boneless chicken tossed in your choice of sauce. Served with Bleu cheese or house-made ranch dressing with real buttermilk.

Boneless wings are not chicken wings with their bones removed. They're pieces of breast meat cut into the shape of chicken wings that chefs carefully bread, deep-fry, and slather in hot sauce.

Boneless chicken wings are not actually wings but rather are typically formed from breast meat, which is faster to cook but not as succulent as real wings, which have skin, bone, and cartilage.

We believe Ander Christensen said it best "Boneless chicken wings are just chicken tenders or imitation chicken wings." He suggested renaming them to chicken tenders, or 'Wet Tenders'.

Boneless wings are not chicken wings with their bones removed. They're pieces of breast meat cut into the shape of chicken wings that chefs carefully bread, deep-fry, and slather in hot sauce. Discover everything you need to know about your favorite wing impersonator so you can serve them as a game day special.

According to the National Chicken Council, ABC News notes, the boneless buffalo wing was invented by … Buffalo Wild Wings.

Rather than deboning chicken wings and using the meat, boneless wings are prepared using breast meat. The meat is cut into wing-sized shapes, dipped in a bread or batter concoction and deep-fried. Afterward, the new nugget shapes are free to be slathered with wing sauce just as traditional chicken wings would be.

The benefits of boneless chicken wings include the following: They're easier to eat. Since there's no bone to eat around, many people find this variety easier to eat. You can cut them up with a fork and knife without the hassle of trying to avoid the bone.

Boneless wings are not chicken wings with their bones removed. They're pieces of breast meat cut into the shape of chicken wings that chefs carefully bread, deep-fry, and slather in hot sauce.

Boneless chicken wings are not actually wings but rather are typically formed from breast meat, which is faster to cook but not as succulent as real wings, which have skin, bone, and cartilage.