OK, so I'm sure you know about chili. It looks like this and it's delicious as hell. If you don't know about it, stop reading here and come back after you've tried some.
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And I'm also sure you know about cinnamon rolls. They're equally as delicious and dangerously addictive.
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Lastly, I hope you know about Kansas. It's a state that's right smack-dab in the middle of the United States and also where I grew up during middle school, high school, and college. (Please keep the "Wizard of Oz" jokes to a minimum.)
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So, the other day I was scrolling through Twitter when I noticed this tweet:
Hannah Gill / Via Twitter: @hanngilll
Excuse me.
What.
I decided to embark on some intensive, rigorous investigative journalism by posting a Facebook status asking my Kansas friends if this was actually a thing and not just some elaborate prank.
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And I was immediately met with an overwhelming "YES, IT IS ABSOLUTELY A THING."
There's 55 more comments saying the same thing but you get the point.
Caleb Chin / Via Facebook.com
And APPARENTLY it was also served at school lunches:
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Lindsay Blackwell / Via Twitter: @linguangst
Lee Hibbard / Via Twitter: @theinsomniakid
Whitley Ellison / Via Twitter: @WhitleyLSN
Runza / Via Twitter: @Runza
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Kyla Moss / Via Twitter: @k_weezyy
Mario Villafana / Via Twitter: @mario_villafana
Ryan Colaianni / Via Twitter: @rcolaianni
The more I think about it, the more questions I have. Like who discovered this combination? And what are the logistics of eating the chili and cinnamon rolls together? Do you dip the cinnamon roll in the chili like chips and salsa?
SI Eats / Via Twitter: @SI_Eats
And why hasn't Tasty made a video about this yet? (Tasty, let me join your team)
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