Ok, technically you could go for the vanilla Wing Nuts experience by ordering the currie veggie sandwich on a rustic bun ($4.95), a garden salad with balsamic vinaigrette ($3.49) and diet Coke, but why would you, when the high-fat, high-carb alternative is just so much fun!
Warning: Reader discretion is advised - the following menu items contains suggestive descriptions of gratuitous foodie-porn.
1. Pick a Number: Let's not be shy and go for 24 wings ($14.79).
2. Pick a Flavour: How about some Roast Garlic Parmesan sauce, Spicy Thai Peanut sauce, or Tofarashi � that�s a Japanese spice blend, for the food-speak impaired.
3. Buy a Dip: Sink those bad boys in some Ancho Chipotle dip or the classic choice, Blue Cheese ($0.93).
Don�t stop there boys and girls, grab a whopping portion of Poutine ($4.99) and wash it all down with a cold bottle of beer. Just when you think your waistline can�t accommodate any more food, conclude your Wing Nuts extravaganza with a deep fried Mars or Snickers bar or, my personal fav... and this is where it gets obscene... a deep fried chocolate s�mores bar ($2.79). Afterwards, hit the treadmill for a much needed workout to offset the guilt. Congratulations! You are now officially a Wing Nut.
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These wings are goood!!!
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Deep fried chocolate s�mores bar ($2.79).
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Reviewed by: Laura-Lee Walker
Last reviewed: July 4, 2005
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