No, boneless wings are legally distinct, because they are allowed to have bones in them. There’s apparently no rational basis for people to believe there are no bones in boneless wings.
Chicken nuggets can’t have bones in them. So they are different things entirely.
See also: synthetic oil. It was argued in court that “synthetic” meant a certain level of quality, rather than being an actual synthetic product. They got the judge to agree.
Synthetic oil is still generally better for your car than the regular stuff, but it’s still mostly stuff pulled out of the ground.
Call them what they are: chicken nuggets
No, boneless wings are legally distinct, because they are allowed to have bones in them. There’s apparently no rational basis for people to believe there are no bones in boneless wings.
Chicken nuggets can’t have bones in them. So they are different things entirely.
See also: synthetic oil. It was argued in court that “synthetic” meant a certain level of quality, rather than being an actual synthetic product. They got the judge to agree.
Synthetic oil is still generally better for your car than the regular stuff, but it’s still mostly stuff pulled out of the ground.
Boneless wings are more like tendies than nuggies
boneless wings are soggy nuggets