Real Life: S’more Chicken Wings

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We’ve seen some crazy wing creations come from Nick at Dude Foods, such as the waffle-wrapped chicken wings, and the maple syrup and bacon-breaded wings, but this recipe will give you flashbacks of boy scout campfires and ghost stories.

The S’more chicken wings are glorious.

He started off by cooking his wings, covered them in melted marshmallows, and sprinkled crushed graham crackers over them. He then reheated them in the oven for two minutes at 400 degrees to get the gooey consistency back from the marshmallow. Although the concoction gets topped off with melted Hershey’s chocolate, I’m guessing the pre-made chocolate syrup works just as well.

Nick swore by their deliciousness and said the sweet and salty mixture actually worked for him.

Just when you think this guy has gone too far, he stretches the limits of our minds and makes something crazier.

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Recipe: Dude Foods

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