The Secret Suace is best applied by first placing the wings in a large bowl. Add a liberal amount of the Secret Sauce, then toss the wings about making sure you get good coverage.

I did try the spinner method once, but when the wings (partially covered in Secret Sauce) began to fly across the room, I decided that applying the Secret Sauce by hand would require much less clean-up.

FWIW, I became sick after eating a few wings covered in the Secret Sauce.
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Jon (in Ohio)
aka: Rico Swerve~



Edited on 3/15/2008 12:31 PM

If you can, take the secret sauce to the pro shop and ask them to spin it for you. You don't need much and hopefully the pro shop won't charge you more then a dollar or two.  The Bean's Secret Sauce holds up well, so its not something you'll have to use every set.


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Nicanor (Ten On The Deck)

im a firm believer in the secret sauce. i used to use brunswick factory finish polish and thats pretty good, but the sauce seemed to have more tack to it. i think its best applied while using a ball spinner
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