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A pound of raw whole chicken wings is typically about 10 wings, which split into 20 pieces (drums and flats) when prepped for serving. Appetizer-level appetite is usually 4–5 whole wings per person; as a meal, 8–10 whole wings per person is a common planning figure.
Source: Based on standard party-catering estimates of 8–10 whole wings (as drum + flat pieces) per person for a meal, and about 10 whole wings per pound.
A pound of raw whole chicken wings is typically about 10 whole wings, which is about 20 pieces once split into drums and flats.
For an appetizer alongside other food, 4–5 whole wings per person is typical; if wings are the main dish, plan for 8–10 whole wings per person.
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