Feeding into history! Hamburger America features D.C. staple, Ben's Chili Bowl, for Black History Month | amNewYork
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This Black History Month, Hamburger America in New York is celebrating the contributions of Black culture to American cuisine through a special burger collaboration with Ben's Chili Bowl, a Washington D.C. staple since 1958. The newly created Ben's Chili Cheeseburger pairs classic hamburger ingredients with Ben's famous spicy chili sauce, and emphasizes the restaurant's historical significance as a gathering place for civil rights leaders. The collaboration aims to spotlight the rich narrative of food and community in Black history, providing patrons with a flavorful connection to this heritage.
Food is definitely a part of Black culture. It's been important since day one. It's a place where the family gets together.
Ben's has been a culinary haven for notable figures, including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and civil rights leader John Lewis.
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