Kansas City's Museum of BBQ celebrates the magic of smoked meat and sauce
Briefly

The Museum of BBQ has opened in Kansas City, Missouri, celebrating the diversity of American barbecue styles. It features interactive exhibits like an immersive spice game and a 'bean pit'. Founder Jonathan Bender designed an entrance resembling a commercial smoker door, symbolizing the true BBQ experience. The museum explores varied barbecue sauces and techniques from regions like the Carolinas, Memphis, Texas, and Kansas City, providing visitors a hands-on understanding of the cultural significance of barbecue across the United States.
"Our entrance to the museum is actually a replica of a large smoker door, a big commercial smoker door, the kind that you would cook hundreds of pounds of meat."
"If barbecue sauce is more your thing, there's a sauce immersion room with a squishy-looking floor...they mimic kind of that movement of sauce."
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