Aurora jumbo chicken wings in a 15 kg catering carton for buffalo-style wings, chargrilled wings, fried chicken and sharing platters.
Aurora's wings arrive in a flat kraft carton printed with the black Aurora wordmark under a red, orange and yellow sunrise, an Aurora Coop line and a small stacking diagram on the end panel. Opened, the carton shows whole jumbo wings laid in neat, tight rows, pale and frozen. The gallery puts the carton beside a plate of glossy red buffalo-style wings with celery sticks and a white dip, and beside a pile of chargrilled wings with a small dish of mustard sauce, on a kitchen counter. The big sunrise logo is shown on its own as well. As general background, chicken is the most common type of poultry, and Western cuisine frequently prepares it by deep frying for fast foods such as fried chicken, nuggets and Buffalo wings. Jumbo wings typically stay juicy over high heat because of their size. Commonly, wing shops fry them and toss them in hot sauce, grill kitchens marinate and chargrill them, and caterers bake them in bulk for sharing platters. Many kitchens split them into drumettes and flats first. Keep the carton frozen, thaw in the fridge, and cook thoroughly before saucing.
