Buffalo Wings. No, but seriously, the classic hot wing sauce basically consists of melted margarine and a hot sauce.
Typically not. Buffalo sauce is a type of tangy hot sauce often used on cooked chicken wings. It may have ingredients similar to barbecue sauces: a hot sauce (such as tabasco), vinegar, garlic, brown sugar, tomato/tomato sauce, ketchup, lemon, onion and the like. It does not contain buffalo or any meat, but is often used to glaze or dip cooked meats, mostly chicken.
Buffalo wings are not from a buffalo. They are chicken wings covered in buffalo sauce.
Buffalo Wings. No, but seriously, the classic hot wing sauce basically consists of melted margarine and a hot sauce.
You can try it but I would not use it!! Chili sauce is good enough for me!!
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No. Contrary to popular belief, "buffalo wings" are not part of a buffalo. They are chicken wings covered in a hot sauce. This food was popularized in Buffalo, New York.
They can be breaded or they don't have to have breading on it.They taste better with the breading on it anyway. If you want to make real Buffalo Wings, forget the breading. Real Buffalo wings are deep fried, dumped into a large mixing bowl with the Anchor Bars Buffalo Wing Sauce then toss. Just a few things to think about when choosing a restraunt serving "Buffalo Wings" 1. The words Texas and Pete are not in the sauce recipe. 2. Real Buffalo Wings only come three ways, mild, medium, and suicidal. Not what BWW offers. 3. Real Buffalo Wings are about half the price of the national chain knock offs.
Since buffalo wings are chicken wings with a sauce on them, they have the vitamins found in chicken wings plus whatever might be in the sauce. Chicken wings contain Iron with small amounts of Calcium and Vitamin A. Pizza Hut Hot Buffalo Wings contain Vitamin A, Iron and Calcium.
You can't get it anymore; it was discontinued in the1980s. The closest thing to it is Branstons Rich and Fruity sauce by Crosse and Blackwell. Morrisons sells it.
its made of maynois and thousand island drssing and raw onions also just a drop of buffalo hot sauce
no a buffalo is a mammal (births live children) and a chicken is a bird (lays eggs)--& if you are instead thinking wings & sauce, that's buffalo, new york not buffalo as in bison. it's just a recipe that comes from there.