Can You Mix And Match Sauces At Buffalo Wild Wings?
Buffalo Wild Wings does the flavor right by transforming it into a sauce. Their iteration is neither too cheesy or too garlicky, but still gives off a big, bold taste. It’s the standard-bearer for all things parmesan and garlic in the world of fast-casual chicken wings.
If you like the taste of salt and vinegar potato chips, then you will probably enjoy Buffalo Wild Wings’ Salt & Vinegar seasoning. While this isn’t strictly speaking a dry rub, it’s similar in that this isn’t a sauce but a dry mixture that the wings are tossed in.
Jammin’ Jalapeño was one such sauce, and when it was taken off the menu, fans responded with a Change.org petition over 1,400 signatures strong. The fans won, and the sauce was named as a permanent addition to the Buffalo Wild Wings menu in 2019.
How Many Sauces Can You Get At Buffalo Wild Wings?
The amount of sauces that you can get, for free, depends on what you order and does differ by location. That being said, you generally will need to order at least 4-6 wings for each sauce.
Buffalo Wild Wings does charge for extra sauce and you can buy additional pots of flavors. Each pot (serving) typically costs $0.60 each.
Sauce on the side simply means you get an additional pot of sauce for dipping. Your wings will not be coated in the sauce, and you can try different flavors without committing.
The most popular sauces at Buffalo Wild Wings, according to the company, are Honey BBQ, Medium, and Parmesan Garlic.
Blazin Carolina Reaper is Buffalo Wild Wings’ hottest sauce. It features the Carolina Reaper pepper, which is known for its high level of spice. Blazin Carolina Reaper is thus considered super spicy and provides heat that builds and lingers following consumption.
Buffalo Wild Wings have bottled up their sauces and now sells them through various large retail outlets and online.