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All About an Amazing Appetizer - #WickedGood Wings

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There are lots of great foods to choose from on the menu at Wicked Willie's Sports Grill in Osage Beach. You'll find everything from gourmet entrees to hearty burgers and sandwiches to classic "bar food" with our own, special #WickedGood twists added. That being said, even with all of those choices, enjoying a big ol' plate of hot wings and an ice-cold beer while you watch the game seems to be a very popular choice. Your favorite sports bar & grill at the Lake of the Ozarks not only has a mouthwatering selection of tasty wings on our menu, we're willing to bet they're the best you've ever tasted! Since they are such a popular choice, we decided to dig up a little history on this amazing appetizer. Here's what we found out.  The First Hot Wings During our research, we discovered that there are a few different stories about how the original hot wing was created. Unlike today, in the 1960s the chicken wing was considered the least desirab...

The Intriguing History of the #WickedGood Wing

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 A menu must-have for any good sports bar & grill is the ever-popular appetizer - the chicken wing. The best sports bar & grill at the Lake of the Ozarks not only has a #WickedGood selection of tasty wings on our menu, but we're willing to bet they're the best you've ever tasted! We know how the fantastic wings at Wicked Willie's Sports Grill are created, but today's blog gives you a look at how the first wings ever served came to be.  The First Hot Wings During our research, we discovered that there are a few different stories about how the original hot wing was created. Unlike today, in the 1960's the chicken wing was considered the least desirable part of the bird. If it wasn't tossed into the trash right away, it's only use was for stock.  The hot wing histories below do all agree that this delicious appetizer was first introduced in Buffalo, New York (which is where the name "Buffalo Wings" comes from,) but from there th...