WingStreet(R) Continues Winning Streak During Atlanta Wings Festival

WingStreet, the world’s largest dedicated delivery wing chain and a subsidiary of Yum! Brands, Inc., won top prize in two categories at the annual Atlanta Wings Festival: Best Medium Sauce and Best BBQ Sauce with its Spicy BBQ Sauce. "The top wins in Atlanta just confirm what our customers already know – that we make delicious, trophy-worthy wings,” said Lisken Lawler, director, WingStreet concept development. "In addition to superior, intense flavor, what sets our wings apart is that no other company has more locations that can deliver right to your door.” The new honors from Atlanta will join the brand’s ever-expanding trophy case. In July, Nation’s Restaurant News named WingStreet an honoree of its coveted 2007 "Hot Concepts! Award.” Additionally, during Labor Day weekend, WingStreet won first prize in the Traditional Hot Wing Sauce category for its Buffalo Burnin’ Hot Wings at the annual National Buffalo Wing Festival. The WingStreet brand was created in 2003 as a delivery-based wing chain and continues to expand its presence within Pizza Hut® restaurants across the country. The 1,000th location opened in March 2007. WingStreet offers eight intense flavors of sauce in three wing varieties: bone-in, bone-out or traditional style. Additionally, customers can order WingStreet Taters, cheese sticks and apple pies, as well as Pizza Hut pizza. About WingStreet WingStreet, the world’s largest delivery wing chain is a subsidiary of Yum! Brands, Inc. (NYSE:YUM). WingStreet offers customers both intense taste and variety with eight different flavor options. The company currently has more than 1,000 locations in the United States, Australia and Canada. Those hungry for more information can go to the official WingStreet Web site at www.wingstreet.com. About the Atlanta Wings Festival The third Annual Atlanta Wings Festival is a celebration of America’s favorite finger food – WINGS! The 2007 festival offered up wings from some of Atlanta’s favorite restaurants. The festival included more restaurants, an expanded merchant market and "The WingStreet Stage” with live music from a wide variety of area bands.