Credit: WingStop UKI
Credit: WingStop UKI

Wingstop UKI Brings Back Fan-Favourite Hot Honey, and Turns Up the Heat with Hot Honey Sriracha

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Popular sweet and spicy wing options return for a limited 90-day period.

Wingstop UKI has announced the return of its fan-favourite Hot Honey flavour, alongside the introduction of a brand-new Hot Honey Sriracha option. These two limited-time flavours will be available for 90 days only, starting from £8.50 for 8 piece wings or boneless. They are available now at Wingstop restaurants across the UK and Ireland, with Deliveroo availability commencing on 30th September. 

The returning Hot Honey features a new and improved recipe, offering warm, golden honey with a slow-building chilli kick that is sweet first and spicy on the finish. Wingstop fans have consistently requested the return of Hot Honey on social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram since its initial launch. One Instagram follower commented: “Stop being silly and bring it back.” 
The new Hot Honey Sriracha flavour builds on this sweet base, adding the sharp, garlicky heat of sriracha for those who prefer a bolder spice profile. The introduction of these flavours aligns with recent Wingstop research, which indicates that 78% of Brits actively seek out sweet and heat flavour combinations, a figure that rises to 84% among Gen Z consumers. 
Dirujan Sabesan, Chief Brand Officer, Wingstop UKI, commented on the release, stating: “Some of our best menu decisions start in the comments section. Hot Honey is one of the flavours fans have asked for most since it left, so it’s back and with an unexpected spicy twist. 
“Hot Honey Sriracha is our answer to everyone who wanted the same sweetness with even more flavour.”

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