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anyone have any experience with wingstop and their carb counts? I'm curious about the mild wings nutrition facts as well as their blue cheese dressing stats....anyone ?
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Start Weight 245+lbs. in January 2004rerererererestart 6/08/2007 @ 1856.2 FEET of FAT GONE
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I just emailed them. I'll let you know what I find out.
JulieStart: Jan. 19, 2004
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Ok, I just heard back from Wingstop and this is the reply....Originally posted by Julie Travis
"Thank you for your interest in our menu items. It is always our goal to satisfy our guests. We have a number of items on our menu, with recipes that are subject to slight changes throughout the year. We do not have the nutritional values calculated for these items. Since we prepare our food fresh to order, the recipe specifications for preparation can vary. Thus, we are unable to provide detailed information regarding the ingredients/nutritional information of our menu items.
We can provide you with the following information regarding our sauces:
There are no carbohydrates in the Hot, Atomic, Cajun, Mild, and Lemon Pepper sauces.
There is no fat in the Hot, Atomic, and Cajun sauces.
Additionally, our Original Hot Sauce has 0g Total Fat, 0g Cholesterol, 140 mg Sodium, 0g Carbohydrates and Sugars and 0g Protein.
Of course, we cook our chicken from a raw state with no added breading.
We hope this information helps. Thanks again for your interest.
Jim Deering"Start: Jan. 19, 2004
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Julie Thank you so much!! Didn't occur to me to email them, LOL, so thank you for doing so! I know what I'm havin for dinner!
XOXO30/F/5'6"Start Weight 245+lbs. in January 2004rerererererestart 6/08/2007 @ 1856.2 FEET of FAT GONE
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Re: Wingstop question
This is a really old thread, but I read about WingStop on a blog and got to googling... and someone posted *THIS* thread as a reference to WingStop nutrition counts. Holy moly I know where I'm headed for supper tonight!!! Woot!!!Comment
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Re: Wingstop question
>> There are no carbohydrates in the Hot, Atomic, Cajun, Mild, and Lemon Pepper sauces.>>
This can't be true.
The ingredients have carbs, so the end result can't be 0. The USDA lists hot sauce at 0.08 net carbs per tsp.
If you have enough teaspoons of sauce ... you're getting carbs!J.
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