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CAN YOU WING IT, SUPER BOWL-STYLE?

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Updated 02/03/12 4:25 AM · Posted 02/03/12 4:24 AM by Lizzie Fuhr · 0 commentssuper bowl · Wings · food quiz

Results

• You answered 2 out of 4 questions correctly.
• Your score: 50%
• The average score is 1.2 or 31%

Top Scorers

100%	Kimberly Chun
50%	dliebs
25%	Queeniebean
25%	americanhun9889

Question 1: What year were buffalo-style wings born in New York?You answered correctly: 1964While fried chicken wings have been a staple of Southern cooking, it was in 1964 at the Anchor Bar in Buffalo, NY, that the first spicy, saucy wings were born!Question 2: How many pounds of chicken wings are Americans expect to consume this Super Bowl Sunday?Your answer: 50–70 million poundsCorrect answer: More than 100 million poundsAccording to the National Chicken Council, Americans will eat more than 100 million pounds of wings on Super Bowl Sunday. That's 1.25 billion chicken wings!Question 3: What average percentage do wing sales spike on Super Bowl Sunday?Your answer: 20 percentCorrect answer: 15 percentAccording to Eat24, wings are the number one dish ordered on Super Bowl Sunday with orders for this dish spiking up by a national average of 15 percent.Question 4: T/F: Super Bowl Sunday is the biggest eating day of the year.You answered correctly: FalseSuper Bowl Sunday is the second-biggest eating day of the year. According to the National Chicken Council, Thanksgiving takes the number one spot!