Buffalo Wild Wings' Signature Sauces and Seasonings
In order of increasing spiciness:
- Sweet BBQ
- Teriyaki
- Mild
- Parmesan Garlic
- Medium
- Honey BBQ
- Spicy Garlic
- Jammin' Jalapeño
- Asian Zing
- Caribbean Jerk
- Thai Curry
- Hot BBQ
- Hot
- Mango Habanero
- Wild
- Blazin' - The hottest sauce on the menu.
Past temporary sauces reintroduced for a short time in May 2011 due to overwhelming response on Facebook
- Captain Morgan Signature Sauce
- Smokey Southwestern
New sauces introduced in February 2011 but discontinued in April 2011 and reintroduced as regular menu selections in September 2011
- Thai Curry
- Jammin' Jalapeño
In addition to the signature sauces, Buffalo Wild Wings now offers Signature Seasonings
- Salt & Vinegar
- Buffalo Rub
- Chipotle BBQ
- Desert Heat
As of July 16th 2012 Lemon Pepper has been brought back for a limited time.
Buffalo Wild Wings also offers dressings for dipping which can also be put onto wings if specially requested.
- Ranch
- Fat Free Ranch
- Blue Cheese
- Honey Mustard
- Southwest Ranch
- Sour Cream
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