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As a SC native that loves his mustard-based BBQ, I had to vote for it.
But I think Missouri should have been an option instead of Kansas; I'm guessing the OP was thinking about Kansas City but St. Louis is known for BBQ as well.
Only 2 cities should be on this list. Kansas City and Memphis.
I don't disagree.. But have you had some of the famous places in Texas? Primarily the brisket? It's unlike and better than anywhere I've personally tried, which is NOT everywhere but many places.
Only 2 cities should be on this list. Kansas City and Memphis.
It's a list of states, not cities--which is good. States like North Carolina and Texas are particularly noted for their BBQ but it's not really associated with any one (large) city.
It's a list of states, not cities--which is good. States like North Carolina and Texas are particularly noted for their BBQ but it's not really associated with any one (large) city.
No but people usually talk about the Austin area when you're referring to Texas bbq. Franklins, Kreuz, Smitty's, Saltlick, Black's are in or around Austin.
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