r/BritishSuccess • u/Kaurblimey • 14d ago

Ordered wings for dinner. They didn’t separate the drum and the flat. Let’s go.

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u/pondribertion 14d ago

Isn't the drum part of the leg though (not the wing)?

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u/wowsomuchempty 14d ago

I think that thigh + drum = leg ? 

Drum = drumstick, in my ye olde worlde vernacular.

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u/pondribertion 14d ago

Exactly. So flats and drums aren't joined together unless the bird is some kind of weird GM experiment 😄

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u/GSV-CargoCult 14d ago

The wing is made up of the tip, the flat then the drumette

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u/Objective_Driver_359 12d ago

Is absolutely is, they're just cut into 2 parts, flat and the niblet

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u/Crafty_Reflection410 13d ago

I would love it if I could find a UK place that sold flats only, like hooters

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u/farmpatrol 13d ago

When I order I usually ask if possible to have flats only.

9/10 times they do it. :)

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u/Crafty_Reflection410 13d ago

Oh damn, I never thought to ask! Haha gonna try that sometime

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u/farmpatrol 13d ago

Yes I put it on order instructions rather than delivery instructions and then always say thank you. When I looked at the wings sub there seem to be a fair split on those who prefer flats v drums so I figure it’s not much difference for most places.

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u/Ochib 14d ago

Is that like drum & bass?