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Houston Barbecue Festival Brings the Heat & the Sweet

Houston Barbeque Festival at NRG Park

You and your taste buds should be excited for the return of the Houston Barbecue Festival!

From Texas Mop to South Carolina mustard sauce, Lexington Dip and much more, some of the region’s most esteemed barbecue joints will be showing off their best sauces and perfectly smoked meats at the event, which is coming up on April 9, 2017 at NRG Park.

The holy trinity of smoked meats – brisket, sausage and ribs – will be on tap, along with several other proteins, veggies, legumes and sweets.

Feeling hungry yet? Visit here to get tickets to the event now!

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Houston Barbecue Festival Brings the Heat & the Sweet

Houston Barbeque Festival at NRG Park

You and your taste buds should be excited for the return of the Houston Barbecue Festival!

From Texas Mop to South Carolina mustard sauce, Lexington Dip and much more, some of the region’s most esteemed barbecue joints will be showing off their best sauces and perfectly smoked meats at the event, which is coming up on April 9, 2017 at NRG Park.

The holy trinity of smoked meats – brisket, sausage and ribs – will be on tap, along with several other proteins, veggies, legumes and sweets.

Feeling hungry yet? Visit here to get tickets to the event now!

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Ford Ranger & Bronco: Two American Traditions Return

Ford Bronco

Ford has announced it plans to bring back two of its classic models, the Ford Ranger in 2019 and the Ford Bronco in 2020, with plans to manufacture them at Ford’s Michigan Assembly Plant. Due to popular demand, the midsize pickup truck discontinued in 2011 and the midsize SUV discontinued in 1996 will be reintroduced to Ford’s U.S. vehicle portfolio.

Joe Hinrich, Ford’s President of the Americas, assured fans that the…

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Ford Ranger & Bronco: Two American Traditions Return

Ford Bronco

Ford has announced it plans to bring back two of its classic models, the Ford Ranger in 2019 and the Ford Bronco in 2020, with plans to manufacture them at Ford’s Michigan Assembly Plant. Due to popular demand, the midsize pickup truck discontinued in 2011 and the midsize SUV discontinued in 1996 will be reintroduced to Ford’s U.S. vehicle portfolio.

Joe Hinrich, Ford’s President of the Americas, assured fans that the…

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