Buffalo, New York celebrates solar eclipse with sunny mustard ‘totality wings’ [Video]

The city of Buffalo, New York, will experience complete totality on Monday, April 8, as the city’s hunger for its iconic hot wings eclipses past standards of succulence. 

The Great Lakes lab of American gastronomy – Buffalo also invented the corn dog – is in the path of totality of today’s historic solar eclipse.

It’s the first total eclipse over Buffalo since Jan. 24, 1925. 

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“This is finally our day not in the sun,” beamed Buffalo native and America’s reigning Wing King Drew Cerza, the founder of the National Buffalo Wing Festival.

“We’re celebrating by introducing a special honey-sunny Buffalo wing to help shine light on a great city and a great cause.”

“Totality wings” are splashed in a brightly colored sauce of honey and mustard to represent the sun, and darkened with barbecue sauce drizzle. 

They wlll be served on Monday at landmark Buffalo sports bar Santora’s …