Barbecue Museum: What!?!

@Shavkat (140119)

Philippines

October 27, 2024 6:01pm CST

It may surprise you to learn that Kansas City, Missouri, will be building a barbecue museum the following spring. The main objective is to present the history and culture of American barbecue cooking style. Writer Jonathan Bender is organizing this in collaboration with chef Alex Pope. It will give more information about the real stories behind the ways of grilling the meat in the community. How do you feel about the BBQ Museum? Would you be open to going to the museum? What types of cuisine in your culture bring the community together? Image Credit: encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com

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@snowy22315 (182175)

• United States

28 Oct

I can do you one better. There is a Spam museum in Austin Minnesota. The hometown of Spam.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

28 Oct

Really? I would love to see it in the future. I also love to eat spam for breakfast.

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@snowy22315 (182175)

• United States

28 Oct

@Shavkat Most people here don't eat soam, but they do in Hawaii.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

28 Oct

@snowy22315 I guess I also want to go to Hawaii.

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@rakski (126046)

• Philippines

28 Oct

well, it will present the history of BBQ so why not?

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

28 Oct

As they claimed, the Kansas City is the capital of barbecue. I would love to know more about them while munching them.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

28 Oct

@rakski Maybe we can also introduce our ways in grilling meat.

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@rakski (126046)

• Philippines

28 Oct

@Shavkat true! It would be nice that they will have that

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@AmbiePam (93883)

• United States

28 Oct

Since Kansas City is famous for its BBQ, it makes sense to open one there. I’d go if it didn’t cost too much. Kansas City is also host of the Hair Museum. I’d go to that too!

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

28 Oct

It seems like I can learn more about Kansas City if I go there. In my country, some provinces have their own festivals related to food. However, they are more focused on showcasing dishes, and the main ingredient is fish.

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@flapiz (23152)

• United Kingdom

30 Oct

That sounds like a very unique project. Hope it comes to fruition. I’m sure in UK there is a poop museum

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@flapiz (23152)

• United Kingdom

31 Oct

@Shavkat Yep it is called National Poo Museum in the Isle of Wight

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

3 Nov

@flapiz What can we see there?

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

31 Oct

Really? A poop museum? I cannot bear to see that place.

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@RebeccasFarm (90464)

• Arvada, Colorado

28 Oct

That is very cool..yes Kansas City is famous for the BBQ.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

28 Oct

I agree. It would be great if we could pay a visit there in the future.

@JudyEv (342088)

• Rockingham, Australia

28 Oct

We have barbecues here, especially in the summer. I can't imagine what would be in a museum though.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

28 Oct

It is nice to host a barbecue party. It has been a long time since we had this kind of event at home. I heard that the cuts of meat for barbecue in your country are big in size for a person to consume, as claimed by my Japanese student who traveled there before. I might enjoy having them in my system if there is a chance in the future.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

30 Oct

@JudyEv I also think so. Regardless, the most important thing is to have some proper meals on the table.

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@JudyEv (342088)

• Rockingham, Australia

29 Oct

@Shavkat I think servings in the US are even bigger than here, from what I hear.

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@youless (112586)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Oct

Probably I will feel hungry when I visit this kind of museum

The barbecue food is so attractive to me.

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@youless (112586)

• Guangzhou, China

29 Oct

@Shavkat The fact is we like cuisines

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

28 Oct

I am sure you are. When I was in your province before, I noticed most Chinese people love to eat meat, and that includes if they were being grilled.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

30 Oct

@youless Indeed. We just need to do exercises despite eating yummy meals on the table.

@allknowing (137775)

• India

29 Oct

I wonder what history there can be when it comes to barbeque (lol)

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

30 Oct

I am also curious about it.

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@luisadannointed (6329)

• Philippines

31 Oct

I don't know, I can't figure it out, do you know their purpose? I think people will get hungry as they visit, and then there will be a big restaurant beside it and people will tend to eat a lot, and the owners will earn a lot.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

31 Oct

Based on what I read, they just want to share the history how Kansas City is famous for grilling barbecues and the like.

@porwest (92588)

• United States

28 Oct

Sure. Why not? Kansas City is well known for their BBQ, so it makes perfect sense to me.

@florelway (23286)

• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines

28 Oct

That's quite interesting. I missed eating grilled food. My doctor advised me against eating grilled food. In Manila there is an establishment that offers grilled ensaymada and it is so good

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

28 Oct

It is also the same thing here. I am trying my best not to eat grilled food. Since I am in a borderline of hypertension, I need to monitor my diet. That is something new. I have not seen grilled ensaymadas.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

28 Oct

@florelway That is great. I will try to drop there if I will visit my younger sister in Cavite. Thanks for the information.

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@florelway (23286)

• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines

28 Oct

@Shavkat If you have time you may go to Hizons at Ermita Manila. This is an old restaurant bake shop and still manages to keep the ensaymada recipe. The late comedian Dolphy was a. regular customer there.

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@somewitch (1419)

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28 Oct

I hope there's food to eat, I'm not going there if at the end of the visit I'll feel hungrier than ever.

So no, not a huge fan of this museum. If food is involved, I'd rather go to a fair with food stalls. They can tell me about history when my tummy is full.