Hooters is known for many things. Its wings are...certainly one of those things. In case schlepping to your local Hooters has become too much for you, I'm here to tell you that the brand now sells its signature wing sauces in stores.
The sauces were spotted by Instagrammer @FoodieWithTheBeasts who spied them in their local Redners grocery store. The sauce comes in at least two varieties: medium and hot.
"Redners condiment aisle is back at it! Hooters sauce is now available for purchase! I've never been to Hooters to say their sauce was decent enough to bottle up and sell elsewhere. Thoughts?" they asked.
People came in clutch with the comments and apparently this isn't exactly a new thing, but that doesn't mean people were any less excited about it. It's wings sauce, hello? You can always, always have more. And apparently it's pretty good! So there you go.
I did a quick troll around the internet, as I tend to do, and found that these are not the only Hooters sauces out there and Redners is not the only place you can find them. You can also get them in Extra Hot (aka 3 Mile Island) and Honey Thai at places like Walmart and Netrition.
Turns out Hooters ALSO sells its wing breading at Walmart, which begs the question: Does Hooters want us to know all of its secrets? Now just tell me where to get a flattering pair of orange shorts and I'm sorry! I don't need them anymore!
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