Which Chicago food will you choose? (City Cast Chicago)
The people have spoken: It’s come down to paczki 🍩 versus the Chicago hot dog 🌭
Who will win this esteemed championship? Vote for the winner of the Ultimate Chicago Food Face-Off!
📣 Cast your vote before 5 p.m., Tuesday, April 15. The winner will be announced in the following day’s newsletter — so stay tuned!
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