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Chili and cinnamon rolls are definitely a thing in Kansas. We had that on rotation growing up in school. It’s a Midwest thing, but also definitely a Kansas thing.
@@waysoftheworld_ Second this- Grew up in central KS in the 70s and 80s, moved from one town to another and found the chili/cinnamon roll combo was common in both school lunches. I can't remember what was served with it though, probably something like buttered corn.
For sure chili and cinnamon rolls are a thing in KC. I don't think I have seen it in a restaurant, but it is in the school lunch rotation and I know tons of people that do it at home.
Those of us in KC know to not wear white while eating BBQ! I hope your white shirt survived! I’m so proud of our midwestern friendliness. I’m so glad you mentioned it. 😊
Kansas Citian here. I'm not sure where the chili/cinnamon roll thing came from, but that was one of our school lunch meals. All of us kids loved it! So glad you had a good experience here.
How fun to get cinnamon rolls for your school lunch! We had an amazing time in KC, such a cool city. I can't watch this video without drooling over the bbq 😂
I grew up just outside of Kansas city, KS and our school served Chili and Cinniman bun every Friday in the fall. As a Substitute teacher I found out they have it in every school I worked at!
born ans raised Kansas Citian, I have lived on both the Kansas side and the Missouri side. I could tell by the neighborhood exactly where you were at ❤. We have lived in Waldo for 7 years now and we frequent Black Hole, Neighborhood Cafe and Betty Rae's. Personally I stick to the smaller BBQ joints like LC's Bar-B-Q and Woodyard's, but theres so much Barbque here, you cant really go wrong, great Italian, Mexican, Thai, Indian.. Kansas City's food scene has really exploded the last 10 years. As a proud Kansas Citian, thank you so much for representing our city so well, hope you make it back again. ❤
Thanks for the nice comment! That's too funny you knew we were in Waldo - we really loved the area. We actually didn't eat out much bc we were pet sitting, but we'd love to go back and really go to town on more BBQ 😎 KC is a great town!
@@waysoftheworld_try Jasper's/Marco Polo's for Italian. The former for a sit-down meal, latter for carryout. The Mirable brothers work the floor, and will likely visit your table while you dine at Jasper's. It's a special place.
If you like wood fired chicken el pollio. On kansas Avenue is really good. It's served with beans and rice red onions with corn tortillas. Hell. If everyone likes onion rings on a barbaque sandwich you will love the flavor of this wood fired chicken❤🎉
Almost every school lunch in Kansas serve cinnamon rolls with chili. IT’S A THING IN KANSAS!! And chicken and noodles OVER mashed potatoes. That’s also a thing in Kansas!
I'm a Kansan and a BBQ freak, so glad you got to experience KC BBQ. As for the cinnamon rolls & chili thing, it's rooted in the school lunch program. These two items were served together on lunch schedules and a lot of young Kansans became "pre-programmed" for eating them in the same sitting. When folks first hear of it, they usually think of cinnamon rolls covered with chili, like mashed potatoes and gravy. Kinda weird, but hey, I'd try it. (I love both, so why not combined?) Terrific video, guys!
Thanks GranpaMike! From the comments I started to guess that it was very much a school lunch thing. But it's still worth looking for when we go back to that area! And yes, we are so glad we got to experience KC BBQ 🙌
i don't know if it's one of those things where the internet made it a thing, but we didn't make it up 😂 crafttocrumb.com/how-the-cheese-slipper-found-its-footing-as-a-kc-staple/
Burnt ends are most definitely NOT the leftovers. They're cut from the fattier end of the brisket called the point. They're usually then then thrown in some sauce and smoked a little more which makes them extra delicious. When I was in school the Oklahoma Joe's (in the gas station) was on my way to and from school. The line would form before they opened and it was fantastic. Didn't realize how lucky I was to have been able to eat there so much.
Originally they were the leftovers and actually used to be thrown out I think. Arthur Bryant’s was the first place that started serving them and I think they just gave it away because it was the “waste” part of the meat. We’ve come such a long way in recognizing that it’s the best part 🤤
I've done lots of traveling and despite it all I'm always so happy to return to KC, my hometown. The people, food, vibes, and sports definitely keep me drawn in!
Glad you enjoyed Kansas City. Most of the BBQ places are awesome. Q39. Joe's, Danny Edward's, are my favorite. Now you know why we are a tad chubby. Lol. subscribed to your channel
Hi! Welcome to the channel 😎 We loved our time in KC and really hope to be back some day. Danny Edward's looks like a solid spot - there are too many places to try out there!
We drive to Texas from Minnesota almost EVERY year. And without fail, we ALWAYS spend a couple of days in Kansas City! The food there is amazing. Realistically, every city that was located on the old Chisholm Trail is now a huge food city. ❤
Wassup Kansas City!!!! What a fun video! My mouth was watering! And so cool you got a private tour. I know where I’m going next for some quality bbq!!! 😋🍖🍗
I worked in a kitchen at a sorority house while at college at Kansas State University and we always served cinnamon rolls with chili. It’s definitely a Kansas thing.
Thank you for such a great video showcasing our beautiful city! The people in KC are very nice and we love to eat well, so it always makes me happy watching newcomers experience some of the things KC has to offer. If you ever come back you should definitely check out Chef J's in the West Bottoms. Life changing BBQ! Have fun on your adventures! Cheers!
So glad you enjoyed KC food treats, however u missed a key stop in your food tour. U must try the triple BLT with cheese fries at The Peanut. You’ll never find a better BLT ever anywhere!
KC is the best city! I come from small town KS, We had cinnamon rolls served alongside chili as a school lunch. Never really had it with chili otherwise, and we make chili a LOT. But who can complain about getting a cinnamon roll on the side eh? Loved your video!
Grew up in the suburbs of KC (on the Kansas side). Chili and cinnamon rolls were on a constant rotation in the school systems! It’s still a nostalgic food for me. Every once in a while when my mom makes chili, I’ll take the cinnamon rolls :)
haha sounds amazing! i'm not surprised that it's not served everywhere in the US, but I am surprised not many of us outside of Kansas have even heard of people eating this combo 😎
@jessicamoberly5849 if you don't mind me asking, how old are you and where did you do your schooling? I too am from the MO side and am nearly 50 and this wasn't a thing in blue springs
Hi guys, this video was perfect 😍. I totally love barbequing , so is the best food for me. And the confirmation was by Aimara & Gordon dance 😂.. I never seen that in your guys videos. So for the moment I can say that this is my favorite food tour video 🔥🔥🔥
haha that's amazing! i don't think many Americans know that there are people eating chili with cinnamon rolls in the middle of the country. I hope to try it soon 😎
cinnamon rolls and chilli are definitely a thing in KS. Even our public schools serve cinnamon rolls with chilli. I taught my friends from Michigan this amazing combo just a couple years ago.. they loved it.
Chili and cinnamon rolls is, from my experience, definitely s small toen thing. I never heard if it in KC MO until i went to smaller towns outside of KC
My whole life I’ve never heard of a cheese slipper (have lived in KC for all of that life). I want to try it, though! It’s fun to know everything and still learn more from this area!
Chili and Cinnamon rolls is a midwest thing. I came from Iowa to KC and it was big in rural Iowa, seems to be in rural Kansas too. Seems to be hit or miss for people knowing about it in the city or in Missouri in general in my experience. Never have seen it in any restaurant around the metro. I mean in the 80's in NW Iowa school lunch chili day always came with big cinnamon roll side.
Cool! Yea I guess it's just some specific places in the MW that do it. I've lived in Illinois & Indiana and am fairly certain it's not a thing. And we spend a decent amount of time around Cincinnati where chili is big but I haven't seen it with cinnamon rolls. For us the search continues... 😎
I’m a Kansas City local, and chili with cinnamon rolls is more a Midwest thing than specifically KC. I’ve lived here my whole life and hadn’t heard of it until my wife-who is from a small town in Kansas-introduced me to it. Essentially, you put a cinnamon roll in a bowl and then cover it in chili to eat. It sounds SUPER weird, but it’s surprisingly good with the combination of sweet and savory.
I’m from Overland Park and had never heard of this until last year. It’s possible we had this meal in elementary school lunchrooms, but I don’t remember it being “a thing” with anyone. When someone at work said they ate them together we all thought it was weird. Tried it. Still weird. And no consensus as to whether you actually eat them *together* of whether the cinnamon roll is a side or dessert. Most people here eat cornbread with chili.
Good to know we weren't totally off base haha! How fun that they serve it in school - breakfast of champions 😉 I guess we'll have to go to Kansas, then...
Very nice job, y'all! You did miss THE most iconic barbeque joint, Arthur Bryant's. Not everybody loves the original sauce, but it's one of the oldest and most famous. LC's is fantastic too, when you come back. And I've never heard of chili and cinnamon rolls, at least not together. Enjoyed your video!
I am an Oregon transplant to KC. The BBQ scene is ever changing - new places are always popping up and some are better than others. Authur Bryants is pretty a-ok but you also have Chef J and Harp BBQ - both are delicious. And then you have Wolfpack BBQ. And then... you get the idea. There are tons and most have something delicious to offer. Chili and Cinnamon Rolls - definitely a midwest thing - Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri - possibly more. If you see a restaurant called "Runza" and it's the right time of the year - you will see chili and cinnamon rolls offered on the same plate. They aren't TOGETHER on the plate- like you don't cover a cinnamon roll with chili but the flavors of each complement each other.
Yea I can imagine there are always new and innovative bbq spots jumping up around town. We wished we had more time to visit more, but didn't have much flexibility because we were dog sitting. Thanks for the chili & cinnamon roll tip! I actually did picture them on the same plate together 😂
I lived from 1973 to 2017 in Kansas City MO. Worked in the food service industry for a decade. I’ve never eaten or seen anyone eat chili and cinnamon rolls. lol
Fun video. Couple of things you missed. Arthur Bryant’s BBQ Italian food. Some of the best in the US. Italian Delite in Mission is a must whenever I’m home.
Thanks! Arthur Bryants will definitely be the 1st place we go when we come back to KC. We did also look into some Italian places, but the ones I found seemed more 'white tablecloth' style - which is fine, but can be awkward to film 🙃 Italian Delite looks great and super casual... also added to the list 🙌
I've lived in Kansas and Missouri, Ive never heard of a cheese Slipper...I feel like Im missing out! Love Betty Rae's and KC Joe's! Hands down best fries and that ZMan is amazing! I've never had chili and cinnamon rolls, but I have heard of them
haha yea it seems a lot of locals don't know about the cheese slipper - wonder if the internet led us astray on this one - www.tastingtable.com/1193917/cheese-slippers-are-a-cant-miss-kansas-city-comfort-food/ And yes - the Zman 😍
You guys did a good job choosing restaurants in KC. I would have recommended Arthur Bryant's instead of Q39, but to be honest all BBQ is pretty good. I'm glad you enjoyed your visit.
Thanks for the tip! The handful of people we chatted with when arriving mentioned Q39, and it happened to be in our neighborhood. But would love to check out many more bbq places 🙌
I heard bad reviews about Arthur Bryant's recently. Like the food isn't good. I have been to q39 multiple times in in the last five years and it has been solid, every single time
I'm from KC, and the cinnamon roll/chili combo is new to me - but it sounds like a similar combo I grew up having in Missouri: a peanut butter and honey sandwich with chili.
Cinnamon rolls and chili are definitely a Kansas thing. We were an hour from KC and our family always serves them on Christmas eve, and that's one of my kids favorite school lunches.
I used to live in Kansas City and the brisket burnt ends fromJoe’s Kansas City Re probably the most amazing food you ever will eat. Burnt Ends is not a very accurate term I think they should be called “crispy brisket chunks”. They are amazing.
Yes! The crispy brisket chunks at Joe's are amazing 🙌 I used to avoid burnt ends bc of the name... I didn't want burnt meat on my plate. But we've seen the light.
I'm from KC and yes Chili with Cinnamon Rolls is very common here. They served it at my elementary school too. KC has a lot of areas near by that also consider themselves Kansas City but it's more metro than city proper. One of my favorite places is a place called Blue Koi for their pork dumplings and their china moon (A crispy shrimp and scallion flatbread served with a house made sweet sauce that may be plum like)
Definitely a thing from school lunches in the KC area, and likely the broader Midwest region. If chili was the main entree, there would be a huge cinnamon roll to go along with it. That said, I've never done anything weird like pour chili on the cinnamon roll, or dip the cinnamon roll in the chili, but for whatever reason they always went together. Outside of school lunches growing up, I can't remember seeing that combo on a menu anywhere in KC.
haha never dip the cinnamon roll in the chili - noted! thanks for the comment, i assumed based on the other comments that it was mostly a school lunch thing. guess we'll have to create our own next time we're somewhere that serves both 😎
Glad you guys got to try the Zman but I'm surprised so many people recommend Q39. Most people I know who live here (myself included) don't actually like it compared to our other famous options. I would have recommended Jack stack for the ribs and the cheesy corn. Also the pulled pork is to die for at any of our restaurants. Try that next time! Lamar's donuts is also a famous option you should try.
yea everyone we spoke with mentioned Q39, maybe because it was fairly close to where we were staying. It may not be a traditional 'sticky table' bbq joint, but we thought the food was excellent. We'll check out others like Jack Stack and Arthur Bryants next time! And Lamar's 😎
Yeah i have lived near kcmo all my life and have never heard of them together. While you guys were talking about it. I was like the server and like what?! Lol definitely must be a Kansas thing lol
Coming from Texas, Kansas City is definitely my favorite city I have been to in America. And I believe cinnamon rolls and chili is more of an Ohio thing... Could be wrong though.
As a lifetime Kansas Citian, I definitely recall cinnamon rolls and chili together in public school lunches, but I've never encountered the pairing as an adult.
Crossroads is dead before like 6-8pm. Everyone passed out from Friday night XD Y'all hit Joes, which is top notch, but there is one on the Kansas side in the suburbs called Blind Box BBQ and it is a heavy contender.
I'm Kansas City born and raised and that's what we pride ourselves on is being good people and hardworking at that. I grew up with treat people how you want to be treated but the Midwest hospitality is part of that in general. Seems like a lost art nowadays in many places unfortunately. Glad your alls visit was great to you!!!
Hiyo, only place you missed that is a great place is called Wabash, and its over in Excelsior Springs Missouri. If you come back i highly recommend the sampler platter and corn fritters. Another place i recommend for breakfast is either Big Biscuit or Corner Cafe, both of which are in Liberty Missouri and the cinnamon rolls in both are amazing.
thanks for the tips! hopefully we'll get a chance to check them out. we we're pretty limited without a car, so we stayed around downtown. but it would be great to explore beyond the city 😎
40 year KC native and I've heard of chili on spaghetti but never chili and cinnamon rolls but we take all kinds here. Glad you enjoyed all the BBQ. I haven't gotten into a fight over bbq superiority but I absolutely will if necessary ^_^
This is a great video. You did really well with your midtown recommendations. Except for the cheese slipper and cinnamon roll thing. Whoever gave you those recommendations is just weird. If you return to KC, you’ll have a thousand more barbecue recs to seek out, but the other low-key meal KC is known for for is tacos! We have no fewer than 150 local Mexican restaurants in the metro. Many small, mom-and-pop shops specializing in street tacos and other foods from their hometown. Mostly Jalisco, Michoacan, and chihuahua. Check out the KCK Taco Trail. Visit KCK tourism has a list of over 50 street taco shops on the KS side alone. My faves are Tacos el Tio and GG’s Barbacoa Cafe.
I was born and raised in Kansas. I grew up in Shawnee and definitely was exposed to the cinnamon roll in chili thing in school. It was never my thing but it was definitely a thing. I just recently moved to Maryland from having lived in Texas for the last 14 years. I used to buy Gates Barbecue Sauce by the case to have it. I haven't had any barbecue here yet and I really wasn't planning on it since it's not known for its barbecue but it looks like I'm going to have to buy a case of Gates Barbecue sauce.
Cinnamon roll and chili is a Kansas thing for sure. We had it in school every Tuesday. Thursdays was gravy day lol chicken nuggets and mash potatoes w gravy. My father grew up in Illinois and they do chili with peanut butter sandwiches.
Beer kitchen Mac and cheese is my favourite thing in the area. I'm also from Florida originally. Actually very near destination. My mother's tribe is from the panhandle and our Rez is north of pensacola.
Lived in KC all my life, 49 years. We had chili and cinnamon rolls for school lunches all the time and still continue to eat it. But I’ve never heard of a cheese slipper.
I live between Kansas City and St Louis Missouri and every year in school we had cinnamon rolls and chili. It was so good that to this day I enjoy chili and cinnamon rolls. Missouri/Kansas is where Midwest meets South meets Southwest, so you get those quintessential "American" foods.
I live here, born and raised. Great video but you missed it on the BBQ. Arthur Bryants is KC's OG opened since 1908. New Yorker magazine once called it the best BBQ in the world.
Agree - honestly, you can't really say you've tried KC BBQ until you run the gambit of many different places/styles of KC BBQ, such as Q39, LC's, Jack Stack, Arthur Bryants, Gates, Joes, etc.
@@waysoftheworld_ It's funny because around here, when you know your BBQ, it's either the newer fancier places compared to the older actual BBQ joints. Q39 and places like Joes or Jackstack all fall under "newer fancier places". The actual "older joints" consist of Bryants, LC's, Woodyard, Danny Edwards, etc... Great job though. Good work.
Thoughts: 1. I have lived in KC my whole life but have never heard the term “cheese slipper” 😅 2. Cinnamon and chili is more of a Nebraska thing. They have a chain called “Runya” that I think made it popular. My wife is from there and has informed me of such. 3. Shoutout to your host for excellent recommendations! I’ve been to most of those places dozens of times. Blackhole Bakery still feels like a hidden gem. 4. I love Betty Rae’s, but I’d also add High Hopes and French Custard to the list. 5. Messenger is good, but I’d add Oddly Correct and Second Best to the list. 6. I’m so so on the Neighborhood Cafe. I’d recommend the French Market and Homegrown instead. 7. Lastly, KCK is the Street Taco capital of America. You have to come back and eat some tacos! Glad you visited KC 😁
thanks for the tips! Blackhole was fantastic - and Neighborhood was partly a convenience thing (walking distance) and I confirmed they had chili and cinnamon rolls, so I assumed they served the combo 🤷🏻♂️
@@giannideangelo7340 yeah, it always has been. I lived over 20 years off 85th and Wornall just blocs from BBs. I was never a fan. I ordered BBQ nachos there one time and it’s the ONLY time I’ve been to a BBQ place and considered asking for my money back.
I have yet to have some of the best Mexican food. I've been here for 20 years. If you have recommendations please let me know because I grew up around amazing Mexican food and would love to find some good authentic Mexican food to go to
@@natecox7083 lol I am not near JOCO but I'm from Texas and think I am biased. But I am all for finding some nice little authentic dives somewhere that have great Mexican food. If you know of some places please share and I'll visit them
Chili and cinnamon rolls was a menu suggestions from the govt food programs in schools. The schools would get large scale cookbooks and this was in one. The Des Moines Register did a story on it, hence my knowledge.
Never heard of a cheese slipper, must be a hipster thing. My siblings swear that chili & cinnamon rolls were a thing growing up for school lunch but I must have suppressed that.
Next time yall come to KC do a BBQ tour haha!! Crossroads is more artsy but on the weekends during the day everyone goes to West Bottoms for antiques and food or just sleeping in from the nightlife at Power and Light! You guys should defintely try to experience a First Friday! If you like ice cream fairway creamery is by a local chocolatier if I recall and they sell his chocolates there. I had cinnamon rolls and chili at my school as a kid I think its a midwest thing. The cheese slipper originally was from a small hearth bakery called Fevere which Messenger has a bakery called Ibis that took it's place at one time but's no longer there. However, I don't feel the cheese slipper quality is as good as Fevere once was.
We can't wait to be back in this amazing US city! 🇺🇸 Thank you for the memories KC - we love you! If you're visiting Kansas City, make sure to download your free PDF here: creative-producer-4467.ck.page/869e1bb620 We hope you have the best time there!!
I’d say it’s an Oklahoma thing but I guess it’s a Midwest thing lol
It’s definitely a Kansas thing. Maybe more rural Kansas. We did this in school.
I live in KC and I can confidently say it has the best barbecue out there and I have have been lots of places and have had BBQ in almost all of them
Thanks for visiting us in KC and I am glad you had a good time. ^_^
I’ve lived in KC all of my 70 years and have never heard of a cheese slipper. 😂
hahahaha what? the internet misguided us for sure then!
Me neither :)
Same. Never heard of it, been here my whole life
Lived here since '07. Cheese slippers are amazing but it's more known to the younger/foodie crowd.
Same, Been here for 25
Chili and cinnamon rolls are definitely a thing in Kansas. We had that on rotation growing up in school. It’s a Midwest thing, but also definitely a Kansas thing.
How fun to have that served in the schools! At some point in our lives we'll have to give it a try 🙌
@@waysoftheworld_ Second this- Grew up in central KS in the 70s and 80s, moved from one town to another and found the chili/cinnamon roll combo was common in both school lunches. I can't remember what was served with it though, probably something like buttered corn.
Chili and Cinammon rolls is a Nebraska thing, btw.
Yep, lived in SEK all my life and chili and cinnamon rolls is a thing. I still make it pretty regularly on gameday once the weather turns cold.
For sure chili and cinnamon rolls are a thing in KC. I don't think I have seen it in a restaurant, but it is in the school lunch rotation and I know tons of people that do it at home.
Those of us in KC know to not wear white while eating BBQ! I hope your white shirt survived! I’m so proud of our midwestern friendliness. I’m so glad you mentioned it. 😊
haha that makes sense 😂 i think the white tee survived, next time it's darks only! we had a great time chit chatting with the friendly folks in KC :)
Kansas Citian here. I'm not sure where the chili/cinnamon roll thing came from, but that was one of our school lunch meals. All of us kids loved it! So glad you had a good experience here.
How fun to get cinnamon rolls for your school lunch! We had an amazing time in KC, such a cool city. I can't watch this video without drooling over the bbq 😂
I grew up just outside of Kansas city, KS and our school served Chili and Cinniman bun every Friday in the fall. As a Substitute teacher I found out they have it in every school I worked at!
Yes, it definitely was a delicious school meal.
KC mom here: chili/cinnamon rolls together was a HUGE thing in the Midwest when I was in school-but it was a school lunch kind of thing.
We had them for lunch in Iowa. I can still taste the cinnamon rolls
As a KC native I would vey much like to thank you for all the kind words!
Sure thing! We had a great time 😎
born ans raised Kansas Citian, I have lived on both the Kansas side and the Missouri side. I could tell by the neighborhood exactly where you were at ❤. We have lived in Waldo for 7 years now and we frequent Black Hole, Neighborhood Cafe and Betty Rae's. Personally I stick to the smaller BBQ joints like LC's Bar-B-Q and Woodyard's, but theres so much Barbque here, you cant really go wrong, great Italian, Mexican, Thai, Indian.. Kansas City's food scene has really exploded the last 10 years.
As a proud Kansas Citian, thank you so much for representing our city so well, hope you make it back again. ❤
As a fellow native, well said!!!
Thanks for the nice comment! That's too funny you knew we were in Waldo - we really loved the area. We actually didn't eat out much bc we were pet sitting, but we'd love to go back and really go to town on more BBQ 😎 KC is a great town!
@@waysoftheworld_try Jasper's/Marco Polo's for Italian. The former for a sit-down meal, latter for carryout.
The Mirable brothers work the floor, and will likely visit your table while you dine at Jasper's. It's a special place.
If you like wood fired chicken el pollio. On kansas Avenue is really good. It's served with beans and rice red onions with corn tortillas. Hell. If everyone likes onion rings on a barbaque sandwich you will love the flavor of this wood fired chicken❤🎉
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Almost every school lunch in Kansas serve cinnamon rolls with chili. IT’S A THING IN KANSAS!! And chicken and noodles OVER mashed potatoes. That’s also a thing in Kansas!
Not so much in southern Kansas. It's more chili and saltines down here, with corn bread on the side.
I'm from Lenexa and we've never had either!
That was always THE best day of school!
Both the cinnamon rolls with chili, and the chicken and noodles over mashed potatoes are a thing in Iowa as well. Now I'm hungry!
@@briebel2684I live on the Oklahoma state line and cinnamon rolls with chili is absolutely a thing here.
I'm a Kansan and a BBQ freak, so glad you got to experience KC BBQ. As for the cinnamon rolls & chili thing, it's rooted in the school lunch program. These two items were served together on lunch schedules and a lot of young Kansans became "pre-programmed" for eating them in the same sitting. When folks first hear of it, they usually think of cinnamon rolls covered with chili, like mashed potatoes and gravy. Kinda weird, but hey, I'd try it. (I love both, so why not combined?) Terrific video, guys!
Thanks GranpaMike! From the comments I started to guess that it was very much a school lunch thing. But it's still worth looking for when we go back to that area! And yes, we are so glad we got to experience KC BBQ 🙌
Born and raised in KC. I have NEVER heard of a cheese slipper. 😮
i don't know if it's one of those things where the internet made it a thing, but we didn't make it up 😂 crafttocrumb.com/how-the-cheese-slipper-found-its-footing-as-a-kc-staple/
Burnt ends are most definitely NOT the leftovers. They're cut from the fattier end of the brisket called the point. They're usually then then thrown in some sauce and smoked a little more which makes them extra delicious. When I was in school the Oklahoma Joe's (in the gas station) was on my way to and from school. The line would form before they opened and it was fantastic. Didn't realize how lucky I was to have been able to eat there so much.
Originally they were the leftovers and actually used to be thrown out I think. Arthur Bryant’s was the first place that started serving them and I think they just gave it away because it was the “waste” part of the meat. We’ve come such a long way in recognizing that it’s the best part 🤤
I've done lots of traveling and despite it all I'm always so happy to return to KC, my hometown. The people, food, vibes, and sports definitely keep me drawn in!
From Kansas, Chili and Cinnamon rolls was a staple in school lunches growing up, nice hearty meal for kids during the harsh winter months.
That BBQ is a must in my things to try!!
It is one of the world's most amazing foods! So so good 🙌
Glad you enjoyed Kansas City. Most of the BBQ places are awesome. Q39. Joe's, Danny Edward's, are my favorite. Now you know why we are a tad chubby. Lol. subscribed to your channel
Hi! Welcome to the channel 😎 We loved our time in KC and really hope to be back some day. Danny Edward's looks like a solid spot - there are too many places to try out there!
We drive to Texas from Minnesota almost EVERY year. And without fail, we ALWAYS spend a couple of days in Kansas City! The food there is amazing. Realistically, every city that was located on the old Chisholm Trail is now a huge food city. ❤
The bbq in KC is life changing 😂 I'd love to go back and check out the more remote and local bbq joints in that area.
Wassup Kansas City!!!! What a fun video! My mouth was watering! And so cool you got a private tour. I know where I’m going next for some quality bbq!!! 😋🍖🍗
Yaaaa KC Baby! the bbq was so freaking good - totally worth the short drive from FL 😎
I worked in a kitchen at a sorority house while at college at Kansas State University and we always served cinnamon rolls with chili. It’s definitely a Kansas thing.
Enjoyed your KC video. Your excellent presentation and content deserves many more views. Best wishes going forward.
Hi! Thanks so much for the kind words! 💞 Hope we get those extra views soon 🙏🏼
one thing we love here is sharing out love of our humble city! glad you enjoyed our bbq and hospitality! all are welcome
We had such a nice time in KC and felt so welcome! Can't wait to go back 😎
Cinnamon rolls and Chili are a Kansas thing. You don’t get it to much in Kansas City especially on the Missouri side. I recommend everyone try it.
Thank you for such a great video showcasing our beautiful city! The people in KC are very nice and we love to eat well, so it always makes me happy watching newcomers experience some of the things KC has to offer.
If you ever come back you should definitely check out Chef J's in the West Bottoms. Life changing BBQ! Have fun on your adventures! Cheers!
So glad you enjoyed KC food treats, however u missed a key stop in your food tour. U must try the triple BLT with cheese fries at The Peanut. You’ll never find a better BLT ever anywhere!
I just get the single, but I love The Peanut's BLT!!!
OMG! You just reminded me of their BLT as well as their sticky wings. That place is a true dive/gem.
KC is the best city!
I come from small town KS, We had cinnamon rolls served alongside chili as a school lunch. Never really had it with chili otherwise, and we make chili a LOT. But who can complain about getting a cinnamon roll on the side eh? Loved your video!
I’m from Overland Park Kansas and when I was in school they served cinnamon rolls with chili quite frequently, it’s an odd combo but it works!:)
hahaha I know! Sounds weird but we're totally curious!! Hopefully, we'll get to try them next time 🙌🏻
Grew up in the suburbs of KC (on the Kansas side). Chili and cinnamon rolls were on a constant rotation in the school systems! It’s still a nostalgic food for me. Every once in a while when my mom makes chili, I’ll take the cinnamon rolls :)
haha sounds amazing! i'm not surprised that it's not served everywhere in the US, but I am surprised not many of us outside of Kansas have even heard of people eating this combo 😎
Sounds like bs to me. I was born and raised in kc and not one time in my life have I heard of chili and cinnamon rolls.
This is the correct answer! I'm from MO side burbs and it was a school lunch thing that transferred to adulthood for some of us. 🤷
@jessicamoberly5849 if you don't mind me asking, how old are you and where did you do your schooling? I too am from the MO side and am nearly 50 and this wasn't a thing in blue springs
Lol in KC suburbs means more jobs, density and less crime. City has gone down hill kind of a dump full of shootings now
Hi guys, this video was perfect 😍. I totally love barbequing , so is the best food for me. And the confirmation was by Aimara & Gordon dance 😂.. I never seen that in your guys videos. So for the moment I can say that this is my favorite food tour video 🔥🔥🔥
hahaha it was so good! We love BBQ so much too 😍 thanks so much for watching! 🙏🏼
@@waysoftheworld_ thank you guys for sharing 😍😍
im from a small town in Kansas. I never eat chili without a cinnamen roll. They just go together very well!!!!!
haha that's amazing! i don't think many Americans know that there are people eating chili with cinnamon rolls in the middle of the country. I hope to try it soon 😎
cinnamon rolls and chilli are definitely a thing in KS. Even our public schools serve cinnamon rolls with chilli. I taught my friends from Michigan this amazing combo just a couple years ago.. they loved it.
Cinnamon rolls and chili absolutely is a thing. I'm from rural Kansas and we make it for Christmas eve every year
Chili and cinnamon rolls is, from my experience, definitely s small toen thing. I never heard if it in KC MO until i went to smaller towns outside of KC
haha yea that probably explains why our waitress was so confused/ Next time will have to check out some small town diners in the area 😎
My whole life I’ve never heard of a cheese slipper (have lived in KC for all of that life).
I want to try it, though!
It’s fun to know everything and still learn more from this area!
Yea check it out! If they still host cheese slipper nights in the Crossroads it should be starting soon 😎
I've lived in the KC Metro my whole life. Cinnamon rolls and chili are definitely a thing. Your asking the wrong people 😆
Yea i guess so 😖 but does anywhere actually serve them together?? most comments are saying that it was served in school or they make it at home 🤷🏻♂️
It’s definitely not a thing.
Mouth wattering video guys 😋😋😋now i'm really hungry and it's ur fault😅😂 Can't wait for the next one ❤👉🙈🍗🍖🧀🥩🍔🥓
hahaha we take the blame! 😂 KC BBQ is out of this world!
Chili and Cinnamon rolls is a midwest thing. I came from Iowa to KC and it was big in rural Iowa, seems to be in rural Kansas too. Seems to be hit or miss for people knowing about it in the city or in Missouri in general in my experience. Never have seen it in any restaurant around the metro. I mean in the 80's in NW Iowa school lunch chili day always came with big cinnamon roll side.
Cool! Yea I guess it's just some specific places in the MW that do it. I've lived in Illinois & Indiana and am fairly certain it's not a thing. And we spend a decent amount of time around Cincinnati where chili is big but I haven't seen it with cinnamon rolls. For us the search continues... 😎
I’m a Kansas City local, and chili with cinnamon rolls is more a Midwest thing than specifically KC. I’ve lived here my whole life and hadn’t heard of it until my wife-who is from a small town in Kansas-introduced me to it. Essentially, you put a cinnamon roll in a bowl and then cover it in chili to eat. It sounds SUPER weird, but it’s surprisingly good with the combination of sweet and savory.
I'm from KC and never heard of this. I'm not dismissing it. However, that food combination does sound super weird!!! Haha!
@@kathleenj3979 You should totally give it a try and report back your thoughts to everyone here that hasn’t had it.
Lived in Ks half my life and chili and cinnamon rolls is a big childhood memory. My KC, Missouri friends did not have this same childhood experience.
I’m from Overland Park and had never heard of this until last year. It’s possible we had this meal in elementary school lunchrooms, but I don’t remember it being “a thing” with anyone. When someone at work said they ate them together we all thought it was weird. Tried it. Still weird. And no consensus as to whether you actually eat them *together* of whether the cinnamon roll is a side or dessert.
Most people here eat cornbread with chili.
Yes - cinnamon rolls and chili is a thing in Kansas! Our school growing up always served it that way 😊
Good to know we weren't totally off base haha! How fun that they serve it in school - breakfast of champions 😉 I guess we'll have to go to Kansas, then...
Cinnamon rolls and chili are or were a pretty standard lunch item in school cafateria when I was in school. Once a month at least.
Thank you, I am in Kansas City vocal and I have never heard of black hole bakery. I’ll have to try it out!
The z-man is off the hook!
It's so good! Wish I had one right now
I’m from Kansas and the cinnamon rolls and chili is definitely a small town thing. Great stuff, come back to Kansas soon!
We would love to! On the hunt for chili and cinnamon rolls 🕵🏻♂️
Very nice job, y'all! You did miss THE most iconic barbeque joint, Arthur Bryant's. Not everybody loves the original sauce, but it's one of the oldest and most famous. LC's is fantastic too, when you come back. And I've never heard of chili and cinnamon rolls, at least not together. Enjoyed your video!
Thanks so much! Yea - Arthur Bryant's seems to be the one we missed out on. It's #1 on our list whenever we go back!
I am an Oregon transplant to KC. The BBQ scene is ever changing - new places are always popping up and some are better than others. Authur Bryants is pretty a-ok but you also have Chef J and Harp BBQ - both are delicious. And then you have Wolfpack BBQ. And then... you get the idea. There are tons and most have something delicious to offer.
Chili and Cinnamon Rolls - definitely a midwest thing - Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri - possibly more. If you see a restaurant called "Runza" and it's the right time of the year - you will see chili and cinnamon rolls offered on the same plate. They aren't TOGETHER on the plate- like you don't cover a cinnamon roll with chili but the flavors of each complement each other.
Yea I can imagine there are always new and innovative bbq spots jumping up around town. We wished we had more time to visit more, but didn't have much flexibility because we were dog sitting. Thanks for the chili & cinnamon roll tip! I actually did picture them on the same plate together 😂
I lived from 1973 to 2017 in Kansas City MO. Worked in the food service industry for a decade. I’ve never eaten or seen anyone eat chili and cinnamon rolls. lol
Fun video. Couple of things you missed.
Arthur Bryant’s BBQ
Italian food. Some of the best in the US.
Italian Delite in Mission is a must whenever I’m home.
Thanks! Arthur Bryants will definitely be the 1st place we go when we come back to KC. We did also look into some Italian places, but the ones I found seemed more 'white tablecloth' style - which is fine, but can be awkward to film 🙃 Italian Delite looks great and super casual... also added to the list 🙌
I've lived in Kansas and Missouri, Ive never heard of a cheese Slipper...I feel like Im missing out! Love Betty Rae's and KC Joe's! Hands down best fries and that ZMan is amazing! I've never had chili and cinnamon rolls, but I have heard of them
haha yea it seems a lot of locals don't know about the cheese slipper - wonder if the internet led us astray on this one - www.tastingtable.com/1193917/cheese-slippers-are-a-cant-miss-kansas-city-comfort-food/ And yes - the Zman 😍
You guys did a good job choosing restaurants in KC. I would have recommended Arthur Bryant's instead of Q39, but to be honest all BBQ is pretty good. I'm glad you enjoyed your visit.
Thanks for the tip! The handful of people we chatted with when arriving mentioned Q39, and it happened to be in our neighborhood. But would love to check out many more bbq places 🙌
I was wondering if Arthur Bryant's was still around. That's the BBQ I ate growing up when I visited KC. It was amazing!!
@@waysoftheworld_ Three US Presidents have dined at Arthur Bryants Truman, Carter and Obama.
Arthur Bryant’s over Q39 is a wild thing to say lol
I heard bad reviews about Arthur Bryant's recently. Like the food isn't good. I have been to q39 multiple times in in the last five years and it has been solid, every single time
I FREAKING LOVE KANSAS CITY!!! I dream of BBQ 💭
Same 🤤
I'm from KC, and the cinnamon roll/chili combo is new to me - but it sounds like a similar combo I grew up having in Missouri: a peanut butter and honey sandwich with chili.
This is the first time hearing about peanut butter sandwiches with chili... you learn something new every day!
If we had chili at school it was always served with a cinnamon roll. I grew up an hour south of KC in a small town. definitely a thing. 😊
Life long Kansas Citian, never heard of a cheese slipper. Looks good though! Lol
I’ve lived in Kansas my entire life and I love chili with my cinnamon rolls. 😋
Love to know this!! Need to try them next time for sure!
Kansas City has great tasting food and huge variety. I never leave Kansas City hungry! Beautiful place to eat...more fountains than Rome, Italy.
haha it's impossible to leave KC hungry 😋
Cinnamon rolls and chili are definitely a Kansas thing. We were an hour from KC and our family always serves them on Christmas eve, and that's one of my kids favorite school lunches.
I used to live in Kansas City and the brisket burnt ends fromJoe’s Kansas City Re probably the most amazing food you ever will eat. Burnt Ends is not a very accurate term I think they should be called “crispy brisket chunks”. They are amazing.
Yes! The crispy brisket chunks at Joe's are amazing 🙌 I used to avoid burnt ends bc of the name... I didn't want burnt meat on my plate. But we've seen the light.
I've lived in KC my whole life and have never heard of a cheese slipper 😮 Looks good though!
KC is a damn fun town !
I sure hope they don't move the ballpark (Kaufmann) - it's in the PERFECT spot.
Great and interesting content. Thanks for sharing it. 👍👍👍😍😍😍
Thanks so much :)
I'm from KC and yes Chili with Cinnamon Rolls is very common here. They served it at my elementary school too. KC has a lot of areas near by that also consider themselves Kansas City but it's more metro than city proper. One of my favorite places is a place called Blue Koi for their pork dumplings and their china moon (A crispy shrimp and scallion flatbread served with a house made sweet sauce that may be plum like)
‘Cheese Slipper?’ I have lived in KCMO for 71+ years, and I have never heard of this! Now that I have, I will definitely find it. Thanks.
Definitely a thing from school lunches in the KC area, and likely the broader Midwest region. If chili was the main entree, there would be a huge cinnamon roll to go along with it. That said, I've never done anything weird like pour chili on the cinnamon roll, or dip the cinnamon roll in the chili, but for whatever reason they always went together. Outside of school lunches growing up, I can't remember seeing that combo on a menu anywhere in KC.
haha never dip the cinnamon roll in the chili - noted! thanks for the comment, i assumed based on the other comments that it was mostly a school lunch thing. guess we'll have to create our own next time we're somewhere that serves both 😎
Thanks for showing 💕 to my city, Crown Town, KCMO! Everyone come on to KC! 🥰
If you have a great cinnamon roll and great chili, I promise you the two together are mind blowing!
Glad you guys got to try the Zman but I'm surprised so many people recommend Q39. Most people I know who live here (myself included) don't actually like it compared to our other famous options. I would have recommended Jack stack for the ribs and the cheesy corn. Also the pulled pork is to die for at any of our restaurants. Try that next time!
Lamar's donuts is also a famous option you should try.
yea everyone we spoke with mentioned Q39, maybe because it was fairly close to where we were staying. It may not be a traditional 'sticky table' bbq joint, but we thought the food was excellent. We'll check out others like Jack Stack and Arthur Bryants next time! And Lamar's 😎
I live in KC. I have never heard of a cheese slipper. Q39 is famous for burnt ends.
Yeah i have lived near kcmo all my life and have never heard of them together. While you guys were talking about it. I was like the server and like what?! Lol definitely must be a Kansas thing lol
I grew up in a small town in northwest Iowa and we had chili and cinnamon rolls for lunch every Thursday.
Coming from Texas, Kansas City is definitely my favorite city I have been to in America. And I believe cinnamon rolls and chili is more of an Ohio thing... Could be wrong though.
Yea - KC is great! Someone else commented that it is a Kansas thing... but I think you're also right about Ohio.
As a lifetime Kansas Citian, I definitely recall cinnamon rolls and chili together in public school lunches, but I've never encountered the pairing as an adult.
Crossroads is dead before like 6-8pm. Everyone passed out from Friday night XD
Y'all hit Joes, which is top notch, but there is one on the Kansas side in the suburbs called Blind Box BBQ and it is a heavy contender.
I'm Kansas City born and raised and that's what we pride ourselves on is being good people and hardworking at that. I grew up with treat people how you want to be treated but the Midwest hospitality is part of that in general. Seems like a lost art nowadays in many places unfortunately. Glad your alls visit was great to you!!!
All the BBQ looked tasty but I really want to try a mochi donut!😄
They were so good! Worth going to KC for by themselves... but also the bbq 🙌
Lol I've lived in Kansas City 36 years and ive never heard of a cheese sliver!! You learn something new every day.
Hiyo, only place you missed that is a great place is called Wabash, and its over in Excelsior Springs Missouri. If you come back i highly recommend the sampler platter and corn fritters. Another place i recommend for breakfast is either Big Biscuit or Corner Cafe, both of which are in Liberty Missouri and the cinnamon rolls in both are amazing.
thanks for the tips! hopefully we'll get a chance to check them out. we we're pretty limited without a car, so we stayed around downtown. but it would be great to explore beyond the city 😎
40 year KC native and I've heard of chili on spaghetti but never chili and cinnamon rolls but we take all kinds here. Glad you enjoyed all the BBQ. I haven't gotten into a fight over bbq superiority but I absolutely will if necessary ^_^
I sure had fun there. I need to go back!
KANSAS CITY IS AMAZING! Yes has the nicest people!!
This is a great video. You did really well with your midtown recommendations. Except for the cheese slipper and cinnamon roll thing. Whoever gave you those recommendations is just weird.
If you return to KC, you’ll have a thousand more barbecue recs to seek out, but the other low-key meal KC is known for for is tacos! We have no fewer than 150 local Mexican restaurants in the metro. Many small, mom-and-pop shops specializing in street tacos and other foods from their hometown. Mostly Jalisco, Michoacan, and chihuahua. Check out the KCK Taco Trail. Visit KCK tourism has a list of over 50 street taco shops on the KS side alone. My faves are Tacos el Tio and GG’s Barbacoa Cafe.
I was born and raised in Kansas. I grew up in Shawnee and definitely was exposed to the cinnamon roll in chili thing in school. It was never my thing but it was definitely a thing.
I just recently moved to Maryland from having lived in Texas for the last 14 years. I used to buy Gates Barbecue Sauce by the case to have it. I haven't had any barbecue here yet and I really wasn't planning on it since it's not known for its barbecue but it looks like I'm going to have to buy a case of Gates Barbecue sauce.
Cinnamon roll and chili is a Kansas thing for sure. We had it in school every Tuesday. Thursdays was gravy day lol chicken nuggets and mash potatoes w gravy. My father grew up in Illinois and they do chili with peanut butter sandwiches.
Chili with peanut butter sandwiches?? That's amazing!
Great video! It's much appreciated because people are traveling to KC more than ever. Especially in 2026 when we'll host World Cup matches.
Joe's, Slaps, Jack Stacks and Famous Daves🔥🔥🔥
Bro…..Famous Dave’s? 😂. Nah…..
@@WhitetailJunkies they might be commercial but one in KCK is heat🤷♂️
Slaps is wildly good. Surprised not more people recommending Jack stack though
Chilli and cinnamon rolls IS A Kansas thing. Don't let that server fool you. 😂😂
Honestly she did fool us! Thankfully the comments made us realize we weren't totally crazy 🤪
Beer kitchen Mac and cheese is my favourite thing in the area. I'm also from Florida originally. Actually very near destination. My mother's tribe is from the panhandle and our Rez is north of pensacola.
Lived in KC all my life, 49 years. We had chili and cinnamon rolls for school lunches all the time and still continue to eat it. But I’ve never heard of a cheese slipper.
We always had Cinnamon rolls and chili with our school lunches.
I'm so proud of Kansas City, I could cry.
If you get a chance to come back to KC, try Bates City BBQ. Small family business with 2 locations. My preferred BBQ sauce.
Hello. Are you back to America? Food looks delicious. Thanks. See you.
Hello Hyde :) Yes, we've been in the US for over a month now. Our videos are super behind 🙈 But this weekend we continue posting the Sri Lanka videos!
I live between Kansas City and St Louis Missouri and every year in school we had cinnamon rolls and chili. It was so good that to this day I enjoy chili and cinnamon rolls. Missouri/Kansas is where Midwest meets South meets Southwest, so you get those quintessential "American" foods.
I live here, born and raised. Great video but you missed it on the BBQ. Arthur Bryants is KC's OG opened since 1908. New Yorker magazine once called it the best BBQ in the world.
Agree - honestly, you can't really say you've tried KC BBQ until you run the gambit of many different places/styles of KC BBQ, such as Q39, LC's, Jack Stack, Arthur Bryants, Gates, Joes, etc.
Fair enough, but we went to the places our neighbors and hosts recommended to us. I guess Arthur Bryants will be for next time.
@@waysoftheworld_ It's funny because around here, when you know your BBQ, it's either the newer fancier places compared to the older actual BBQ joints. Q39 and places like Joes or Jackstack all fall under "newer fancier places". The actual "older joints" consist of Bryants, LC's, Woodyard, Danny Edwards, etc... Great job though. Good work.
@@darrellhornick7764how is Joes in a gas station considered fancy? And it’s been there 34 years.
@@joelamaro4525 it’s not an OG. It’s considered a new restaurant. Not a BBQ joint.
Thoughts:
1. I have lived in KC my whole life but have never heard the term “cheese slipper” 😅
2. Cinnamon and chili is more of a Nebraska thing. They have a chain called “Runya” that I think made it popular. My wife is from there and has informed me of such.
3. Shoutout to your host for excellent recommendations! I’ve been to most of those places dozens of times. Blackhole Bakery still feels like a hidden gem.
4. I love Betty Rae’s, but I’d also add High Hopes and French Custard to the list.
5. Messenger is good, but I’d add Oddly Correct and Second Best to the list.
6. I’m so so on the Neighborhood Cafe. I’d recommend the French Market and Homegrown instead.
7. Lastly, KCK is the Street Taco capital of America. You have to come back and eat some tacos!
Glad you visited KC 😁
thanks for the tips! Blackhole was fantastic - and Neighborhood was partly a convenience thing (walking distance) and I confirmed they had chili and cinnamon rolls, so I assumed they served the combo 🤷🏻♂️
Missouri girl here - GO CHIEFS!!! Nothing in your life will ever smell as good as pre-game at Arrowhead Stadium 😆
hahaha I bet! I (Aimara) don't even understand football, but if there's a place I would go to a football game, it would be KC ❤️ Maybe one day 🙏🏼
if you ever come back you have to check out bbs lawnside bbq some of the best ribs in town and live blues awesome spot
I recommend the live Blues. My dad has played there quite a few times. The BBQ not so much,
@@joelamaro4525 maybe its gone down hill
@@joelamaro4525I have to agree, the BBQ is inconsistent but the atmosphere is amazing.
@@giannideangelo7340 yeah, it always has been. I lived over 20 years off 85th and Wornall just blocs from BBs. I was never a fan. I ordered BBQ nachos there one time and it’s the ONLY time I’ve been to a BBQ place and considered asking for my money back.
Saw the cinnamon roll chili combo everywhere when visiting friends in Lincoln Nebraska.
Kansas City has some of the best Mexican food in the country too.
yea we almost included MX food in the video! but then just decided for more bbq 😂
I have yet to have some of the best Mexican food. I've been here for 20 years. If you have recommendations please let me know because I grew up around amazing Mexican food and would love to find some good authentic Mexican food to go to
@@TylerDietz Hit the hood..you will find it.
@@TylerDietz You know if you leave JOCO you can find it lol.
@@natecox7083 lol I am not near JOCO but I'm from Texas and think I am biased. But I am all for finding some nice little authentic dives somewhere that have great Mexican food. If you know of some places please share and I'll visit them
Chili and cinnamon rolls was a menu suggestions from the govt food programs in schools. The schools would get large scale cookbooks and this was in one. The Des Moines Register did a story on it, hence my knowledge.
Never heard of a cheese slipper, must be a hipster thing. My siblings swear that chili & cinnamon rolls were a thing growing up for school lunch but I must have suppressed that.
Next time yall come to KC do a BBQ tour haha!! Crossroads is more artsy but on the weekends during the day everyone goes to West Bottoms for antiques and food or just sleeping in from the nightlife at Power and Light! You guys should defintely try to experience a First Friday! If you like ice cream fairway creamery is by a local chocolatier if I recall and they sell his chocolates there. I had cinnamon rolls and chili at my school as a kid I think its a midwest thing. The cheese slipper originally was from a small hearth bakery called Fevere which Messenger has a bakery called Ibis that took it's place at one time but's no longer there. However, I don't feel the cheese slipper quality is as good as Fevere once was.
Hi! Thanks so much for sending all these recs. We are actualLy really looking forward to go back to KC ❤️ So this is great to know! Thank you 😊
@waysoftheworld_ I'm glad to hear it! The Lulas yall paneled on briefly I tried at a winter event and they were very good as well!
Cinnamon rolls and chili was a big thing in Northwest Missouri.
Oh wow!!! We hope we get to try them one day :) Thanks for sharing!