Grocery Store News: Tyson’s New Honey Chicken Bites and Restaurant Style Crispy Wings

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June 12, 2024

NEWARK, NJ — Tyson is expanding its product line with the introduction of Honey Chicken Bites and Restaurant Style Crispy Wings, aiming to enhance summer dining experiences with these new, protein-rich offerings.

Tyson Honey Chicken Bites offer a delectable burst of honey-infused flavor and contain 14g of protein per serving. Prepared from all-white meat chicken, these bites are convenient and quick to cook, ideal for snacks or meals during summer gatherings. Each 24 oz bag includes eight servings, making them a staple for any freezer.

Grocery store news: tyson's new honey chicken bites and restaurant style crispy wings
Tyson® brand introduces new honey chicken bites and restaurant style crispy wings.

In addition, Tyson Restaurant Style Crispy Wings promise a dining-out experience right at home. With 15g of protein per serving, these fully cooked wings are available in a variety of flavors, including Rotisserie (Original), Garlic Parmesan, and Caribbean Style. Each 16 oz bag provides approximately 3.5 servings.

Jessica Johnson, Managing Director at Tyson Foods, expressed excitement about the launch, emphasizing the company’s dedication to innovation and quality. “These new offerings embody our commitment to innovation and quality, providing delicious options that cater to the diverse tastes and busy lifestyles of today’s consumer,” Johnson stated.

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