Plant-based poultry FTW! Find these vegan chicken bites in a variety of traditional wing flavors.
If you’ve ever craved plant-based bar food in the comfort of your own home, it’s time to wing it! Finger-lickin’ plant-based chicken wings, that is! From crispy boneless wings to saucy bone-in drumsticks, we’ve got your appetite for plant-based chicken covered! Get ready to crush those appetizer cravings with the eight best frozen vegan chicken wing brands!
Blackbird Wings
This vegan pizza brand is adding frozen vegan chicken wings to its impressive plant-based resume. Picture biting into a crispy, hand-battered, and cruelty-free wing. We bet you can’t wait to get your hands on these! Find Blackbird Wings in Classic Buffalo and Korean BBQ flavors. While we love eating these as-is, they make great additions to plant-based wraps and loaded salads.
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Gardein Chick'n Wings
Get the vegan ranch! These gluten-free, frozen vegan chicken wings from Gardein were meant to be dipped and dunked. Find Gardein Chick'n Wings in both Buffalo and BBQ preparations. But don’t stop there, this fully vegan brand is your one-stop shop for all things plant-based poultry. From tenders and scallopini to cutlets and patties, Gardein will have you feeling like a winner winner chick’n dinner.
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BeLeaf Drumsticks
In addition to the innovative vegan seafood offerings, BeLeaf has mastered the meatless drummy. And we cannot BeLeaf it. While we love the easy-to-eat boneless wings, this one uses sugarcane skewers to resemble bone-in varieties. Bone-in frozen vegan chicken wings? Yep, welcome to the year 3000! These BeLeaf Drumsticks pair well with a variety of vegan sauces.
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Jack & Annie's Buffalo Wings
Would you believe us if we told you that the first ingredient in these frozen vegan chicken wings was a tropical fruit? Well, you better believe it. The Jack & Annie's Buffalo Wings are made from jackfruit. But, don’t assume they taste sweet. These chicken bites are spicy, savory, and seriously stunning. It’s time to dig in!
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Field Roast Buffalo Wings
Sold among nuggets, miniature corn dogs, and other nostalgic snacks, Field Roast also has the hookup on frozen vegan chicken wings. And these Field Roast Buffalo Wings are so good! We just can’t get enough. Currently, we love recreating that restaurant atmosphere by serving these chicken bites with carrots, celery sticks, and all the dipping sauces.
Courtesy of Field Roast
All Vegetarian Vegan Smoked Drumsticks
Featuring a realistic signature sugarcane bone, The All Vegetarian Vegan Smoked Drumsticks resemble actual chicken wings. But of course, the frozen vegan chicken wings from All Vegetarian are totally cruelty-free. Toss these with your favorite plant-based honey mustard, BBQ, or Buffalo sauces for the full bone-in drumstick feel. Throw on some sports, and you’re in business.
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Quorn Meatless Chiqin Dippers
Vegan-Friendly
We’ve got a real crowd-pleaser here! The Quorn Meatless Chiqin Dippers are an epic dish to serve at game nights and parties. Just build a platter with raw crudites, homemade vegan ranch, and these frozen vegan chicken wings. Vegan Dippers include Buffalo and Pineapple Chipotle varieties. While these products are totally vegan, be mindful when shopping for Quorn products as some contain eggs.
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