Chicken wings have firmly established themselves as one of foodservice’s most successful menu categories, and the industry continues to see high demand across quick-service restaurants, pubs, casual dining, leisure venues and delivery. Tyson Foods monitors changing consumer behaviour and turns those insights into practical foodservice solutions that help operators keep pace with evolving tastes.
The brand is seeing consumers place greater value on bold flavours, satisfying textures and products that can be enjoyed across multiple occasions. At the same time, operators are looking for menu items that combine premium eating quality with speed, consistency and versatility. That’s why it has developed the pan-European Tyson coated chicken wings range.
Produced using Class A chicken wings and natural flavour ingredients, every product is designed to deliver dependable quality and consistent performance. Ready from freezer to fryer in under seven minutes when deep-fried, and equally suited to ovens and air fryers, the range helps busy kitchens serve high-quality chicken wings quickly and consistently. All products are Halal certified and produced to the high standards you’ve come to expect from Tyson.
Recognising that every menu is different, Tyson Foods has developed three distinctive flavour profiles. Tyson Crispy Wings provide a mild, homestyle flavour that’s perfect for signature sauces and seasonings. Tyson Southern Fried Wings deliver a super-crunchy coating with savoury pepper notes, inspired by classic Southern American recipes. Completing the range are Tyson Hot’n’Kickin’ Wings — its best-selling coated chicken wings across Europe — featuring an extra-crunchy coating with bold chilli and black pepper notes.
The Tyson brand continues to see chicken wings evolve as operators refresh menus and create new flavour experiences. Its coated chicken wings range has been developed to help operators build on the success of this proven category with trusted quality, operational simplicity and the flexibility to make every serve their own.
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