Sandisiwe Mbhele

By Sandisiwe Mbhele

UX Content Writer


Social media divided over peanut butter and jelly chicken wings

A viral TikTok video of a woman making peanut butter and jelly chicken wings is not sitting well with many of us.


If you have realised anything about the video content creating and sharing app TikTok, creators sometimes do anything to go viral and the peanut butter and jelly chicken wings combo may be the last straw.

American content creator and actor Kalen Allen posted a video of himself reacting to Sarah’s version of making peanut butter and jelly chicken wings with cherry jam and hot sauce for dinner.

Obviously horrified, Allen, comments: “Chicken wings? Why would you eat that? That’s not how you supposed to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich?!”

When Sarah shared her video on TikTok, it garnered 1.8 million views and has over 28,000 comments. She then proceeds to add sriracha sauce (hot sauce), two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar, a whole jar of cherry jam, two tablespoons of cherry juice and whisks until well combined.

She then coats the chicken and marinates it for six to eight hours. Note there was no seasoning in the entire cooking process.

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The marinated chicken wings are then coated with crushed peanuts and baked in the oven.

Allen hilariously says the recipe is “giving [him] heartburn” and noticing the chaos of the kitchen, it was far from being clean.

Watch peanut butter and jelly on TikTok: