Lawry's Mango Habanero Wings Seasoning 21.75oz 616g

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Lawry's Mango Habanero Wings Seasoning 21.75oz 616g

Lawry's Wings and Things Mango Habanero Wing Seasoning combines the lushous sweet flavor of tropical mango with the spicy, hot flavor of Habanero peppers. Not too hot or too sweet. Just right.

Some like their chicken wings dry and some like them wet. Make your chicken wings either way with Lawry's..To use Lawry's Mango Habanero Wings Seasoning as a dry rub for chicken wings, just sprinkle over the top of your cooked checken wings. For a wet sauce,first mix the Mango Habanero Wings Seasoning with hot water to make a sauce and then spread over the cooked chicken wings.

Complete container flavors up to 69 pounds of chicken wings.

Ingredients: Sugar, Spices (including Paprika, Red Pepper), Corn Maltodextrin, Salt, Onion, Brown Sugar, Citric Acid, Garlic, Corn Syrup solids, Silicon Dioxide and Calcium Silicate (to make free flowing), Fructose, Lime Juice, Natural Flavor, Extractives of Paprika and Extractives of Rosemary (antioxidant). 

Net Weight: 21.75oz 616g

No MSG added and Kosher

Directions per 1 pound of uncoated or coated wings:

1. Cook wings until internal temperature reaches 185°F
2. For dry rub wings toss cooked wings with 1-2 tablespoons of Lawry's Mango Habanero Wings Seasoning
3. For saucy wings combine 2 tablespoons of Lawry's Mango Habanero Wings Seasoning with 2 to 3 tablespoons of hot water and toss with cooked wings

Lawry's Mango Habanero Wings Seasoning can also be used for:

• Spicing up your favorite condiment by adding 2 tablespoons to your favorite condiment.
• Making a simple marinade by adding 2 tablespoons to 12oz of beer.
• Make a quick appetizer dip, add 2 tablespoons to cream cheese, heat and serve.
• Use as a dry rub by adding 1 to 2 tablespoons per pound of beef or pork ribs prior to cooking.

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