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curiousKC's next voting round offers up a few questions about Kansas City's local cuisine history. What's your favorite? (Image | Adobe)

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curiousKC: Food for Thought? Vote on What We Report Next

July 8, 2020  |  Vicky Diaz-Camacho, Emily Woodring  |  1 min read

More than sustenance, food is comfort. And, with everything going on these days, this is why we chose food as this month’s theme. 

To vote, hover over each question and click. We will post the results next month. But you can track the winner by checking in with us from time to time. Voting ends on Aug. 8.

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