Local officials judge charity chili cookoff, helping raise funds for children’s home
Emma Mason,
13 hours ago
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Chattanooga, TN – The Great Bowls of Fire charity cookoff at Brainerd Lodge 736 brought together some of Chattanooga’s top chili makers to compete while raising funds for the Tennessee Baptist Children’s Home.
A panel of judges, including Chief Chambers, Chattanooga Fire Department Battalion Chief Carlos Hampton, Hamilton County Sheriff Austin Garrett, and Amelia Greer of WDEF News 12, sampled a variety of chili recipes.
The winning dish stood out with a surprising secret ingredient—coffee—adding a bold twist to the competition.
The event helped bring the community together for a good cause, with organizers thanking participants and attendees for their support.
This story will be updated.