Is there a name for the piece of a chicken wing with the 2 bones?

I call it the flat.

ETA: I think we had a thread on this last year sometime. Some people call it the flap or flapper or the wingette.

Flaps or flappers

The correct answer is wing flat (midjoint).

BW3calls it a flat

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I call it the good piece.

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same. i always get "all flaps." drumettes get sauce all over your face and they have that ligament.

Chicken wing parts:

Drumette
Flat
Tip

You're welcome!

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I call it the "Flapper"

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+1

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I never understand why people eat those like the first guy. Its common sense to pull the bones apart, right?

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I use that method a lot myself, but what they failed to mention in the video is that when you take the bones out, you often leave the gristle part behind as well, which is just fine and dandy with me. But the truth is it ain't always all meat.

Forearm

If I can get one bone out with minimal resistance and loss of meat, I eat the other bone similar ( but better) than a drum.



Can you imagine if we were the creatures being eaten and giants were discussing how they eat human arms and thighs.