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Buffalo Wild Wings wins legal debate

'No meat on its bones': Judge tosses lawsuit over Buffalo Wild Wings' boneless chicken wings

In a 10-page ruling, U.S. District Judge John J. Tharp, Jr. sided with Buffalo Wild Wings in a lawsuit filed by a customer claiming he had been deceived by the brand's boneless chicken wings.

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Buffalo Wild Wings wins legal debate after a customer discovered his boneless wings contained no real wing meat at all

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No bones about it: Judge allows Buffalo Wild Wings to keep 'boneless' chicken on menu

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A ‘Boneless Wing’ Needn’t Come From Wing Meat, Judge Rules

At Buffalo Wild Wings, a boneless chicken wing doesn’t need to come from a wing, a judge ruled.

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US judge tosses Buffalo Wild Wings lawsuit that has 'no meat on its bones'

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The Boneless Wings Lawsuit Against Buffalo Wild Wings Didn't Have Enough Meat

T-Pain and Buffalo Wild Wings Team Up to Release Romantic Album for Valentine's Day

To celebrate the new album, the iconic duo dropped the music video for the first single, "Let's Go Buffalo Wild (A Pick 6 Love Song)" on YouTube, and on Feb. 13, B-Dubs Rewards members can purchase a limited-run hot sauce-filled vinyl of the new album.

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Buffalo Wild Wings Appetizers, Ranked From Worst To Best

Buffalo Wild Wings, or B-Dubs as it's affectionately known, is a fast casual restaurant known obviously for its boneless wings fried in tallow; in fact, Buffalo Wild Wings coined the phrase boneless wings. That section of its menu has many options for the ...

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Buffalo Wild Wings Swoops Into Shuttered 290 Fuddruckers In Northwest Houston

The long-dark Fuddruckers off 290 in northwest Houston is getting a spicy second act. Buffalo Wild Wings plans to convert the shuttered burger joint into a roughly 6,000 square foot sports bar and wing spot,

T-Pain releases song with Buffalo Wild Wings. Fans are eating it up.

The restaurant chain and "Buy U a Drank" rapper released "Let's Go Buffalo Wild (A Pick 6 Love Song)” on Feb. 10. The song was released as part of Buffalo Wild Wings’ six-track love album promoting the company’s Pick 6 Meal for Two deal, according to a news release.