Hit YouTube series bringing famous wings, sauces to State College
Champs Downtown announced a 'virtual restaurant partnership' with First We Feast's Hot Ones to bring the show's famous spicy wings and hot sauces to the area beginning Feb. 13. The bar will be offering a choice of six-piece or 12-piece wings as well as spicy chicken sandwiches coated in Hot Ones sauces.
The following hot sauces available include the following:
Los Calientes™ Rojo: Spicy and tropical
Los Calientes™ Verde: Baja-inspired
Los Calientes™ Barbacoa: Earth, smoke and heat
The Classic™ Chili Maple: The perfect balance of sweet and heat
Original Buffalo: Rich and tan
The Last Dab Apollo Hot Sauce
The Hot Ones menu items are available for delivery and pickup only. The full Hot Ones menu can also be found on hotonesdelivery.com or through Uber Eats, GrubHub and DoorDash.
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