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Craving wings for breakfast?eroticism in roman catholic confession Now you can get them in coffee form. Kind of.

Fast food chain Tim Hortons announced Thursday that two stores in Buffalo, New York, will offer the Buffalo Latte, a devilish brew of espresso, steamed milk, mocha, and "bold Buffalo sauce flavor."

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The drink is crowned with whipped topping and a "zesty Buffalo seasoning," just in case you forgot you were drinking a beverage flavored with wing sauce.

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Daybreakanchors at Buffalo's NBC affiliate, WGRZ, sampled the drink Thursday morning. Their reviews, while not necessarily positive, weren't strictly negative either.

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"It's like a mocha with a kick," one newscaster said.

"I drank it and I'm still alive," said another.

The latte is priced starting at $2.79--a steal!--and will be available while supplies last.

Unfortunately, the chicken in the promotional image is not included.

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