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Traditional Forms Of Southern American Cuisine: BBQ Aka B-Que
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Experience one the most delicious traditional forms of Southern American cuisine: BBQ aka Bar-B-Que. An array of meats which have been rubbed, slow grilled over mesquite wood and at first bite pure happiness bursting onto your tastebuds! This paired with the rhythm of classic southern music; featuring Blues from Memphis, Tennessee, Jazz from New Orleans, Louisiana and and Hip-Hop from Atlanta, Georgia. History
The South is full of its own unique cultures, architecture with influences from around the world, and a very distinct accent and what Southerners like to call comfort food. This same region was the “hot bed” of the civil rights movement; with Atlanta being the birthplace of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Maynard

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