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I guess it isn't just for wings , as I've used it for slow roasted chicken breast's as well. But man , if you are , you guy's should try this sauce out! I'm kind of a chicken Connoisseur , and am always looking for different ways to cook it up. Anyways , I came across this Sweet Baby Rays Garlic Parmesan Wing Sauce on Amazon. It looked good from all the reviews , but I couldn't find it at any local stores. Come to find out , they don't really sell it in the smaller bottles in the store's ( shorter shelf life ). So I bought a 64oz jug off Amazon to try out , and man is it good!! If you eat a lot of chicken , give it a shot.
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00VQKHWB8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_tit…

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00VQKHWB8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_tit…

Will make a note of that.
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Does look good though. SBR makes lots of good sauces.
I'll bake them , grill them or slow roast them. Lately I've been on this roasting bag kick. Throw some wings or breasts in a roasting bag , cook them up at 330 degrees for 50mins in a glass baking pan ( to help keep it warm for longer out of the oven ) then let them sit for about 30-40mins......then stuff your face!! I did some breast's last night , along with some steamed veggies and small baked potato.....so dang good!
As far as cooking them? Love them grilled on the green egg or baked for a while before tossing them in the oil to finish cooking and crisping up. There is a local fish and wing place that does lightly battered and fried wings with salt and pepper. No sauce available there so I’ll grab some of their wings on the way home from work and sauce them up myself. Good stuff!
Edit: was not Costco but Restaurant Depot
And for BBQ sauce :
Pit Row
edit: there are locations near iron man and red bud nationals
I prefer to make my own sauces if we're doing either of the Carolina types sauces. I haven't nailed a good KC/TX sauce yet which is why I keep buying Bull's-Eye
For barbecue wings , this is my favorite
https://quakersteak.authenticmerch.com/product/sauce-2/
For hot wings the sauce I use is PC Louisiana hot sauce (very similar to Franks) that I add some butter, cayenne and blue cheese to. Yeah I know the blue cheese should be for dipping, but it's great right in the sauce too.
The bones and cans would be about calve deep in front of row 1
Back when they gave out Winston s ,skoal,and goody powders when walking in.
Can't eat wings now,that 3rd day smell
Good times tho
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