Eating wings during the Superbowl is a tradition that many have taken to and consistently keep up with every year. Wings are the easiest thing to have during the big game of the year because people can take as many as they want and munch away while being able to still keep both eyes fixed on the television and have no fear of making too much of a mess everywhere. A luxury steak house restaurant in Manhattan is taking Superbowl wings to the next level by creating a chicken wing special platter that will cost $4,900 for a dozen!
The restaurant is aiming at the big spenders in the city who are their clients for normal deliciously prepared steaks time in and time out. The wings are a nice size and three of them come covered in $65 per pound Foie Gras, another three topped with $2,400 a bottle Louis XIII Cognac infused cream, three more topped with $1,600 per ounce Royal Ossetra caviar, and a final three that aren’t wings but $400 per pound Kobe filet mignon with the bone still intact smothered in $1,100 per bottle sake. This meal is extremely luxurious and going all out to have some of the priciest wings ever created.
The assortment of wings is priced at $4,900 due to the ingredients used to create the platter but also because this year marks the 49th Superbowl to date. No matter how much is made off of this high priced wings platter, the restaurant is donating 10% of the profits to Russell Wilson’s “Why Not You” Foundation that puts money towards fighting domestic violence. Wings like this can’t be found anywhere else and it’s a limited chance to experience some tasty and unusual wing styles while also donating to a good cause. Someone will take advantage of this deal and have a great surprise for whoever they watch the game with.
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