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Sizzln' with Santa Chili Cook-Off

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Join us for a fun morning of chili cooking, chili tasting, shopping and entertainment! The Chamber will be hosting a “Sizzln’ with Santa” Chili Cook-Off for ALL businesses in Beloit! 10am - 1pm.

Just how good is your Chili? Put your skills to the test and see what the public thinks! Public tasting will begin at 11am with the “Bragging Award” scheduled for 12:30pm. Santa will arrive at 12:30 so get your wish lists ready!

Applications for the chili cook-off will be coming soon! Get your roasters ready!!!

Sizzln' with Santa Chili Cook-Off


Phone : 785-738-2717   (Always call and confirm events.)

Email Address : beloitchamber@nckcn.com

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