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It’s Official: Buffalo Wings Are No Longer a Meal in California
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July 22, 2020

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As Gov. Gavin Newsom and the State of California attempt to establish rules of operations for a bevy of industries during the coronavirus pandemic, one particular set of rules may ruffle a few feathers.
We regret to share that buffalo chicken wings do not constitute a meal, per the State of California.
As part of clarifying the definition of a meal for purposes of allowing bars to remain open or closed under Newsom’s shutdown orders, the state’s Alcoholic and Beverage Control announced a litany of items that are disqualifying as a “meal.”
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