From Dow Jones & Company:

The classic chicken wing may have an identity crisis. Once an appetizer, wings have transformed into a main dish at many restaurants, causing confusion over their classification. Despite the dilemma, wings remain a Super Bowl favorite, with an estimated 1.45 billion expected to be devoured on game day. Their popularity has sparked debate among industry professionals and diners, with some seeing wings as an entrée while others prefer them as starters. Factors such as cost, portion size, and generational preferences contribute to the ongoing debate. Regardless, the demand for chicken wings remains high, ensuring a continued place on restaurant menus.



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