CABC Announces Cook-Off Challenge

The Coastal Alabama Business Chamber (CABC) recently announced the inaugural Coastal Tailgate Cook-Off Challenge at The Wharf in Orange Beach on August 26. Attendees will have the opportunity to sample a variety of foods, while taking in a tailgating atmosphere. Tailgating teams will be competing for a golden ticket to the World Food Championships in Dallas, as well as people’s choice awards in several categories. Along with celebrating the return of football, the event will act as a kickoff fundraiser for the new CABC Foundation, which will support education efforts along coastal Alabama. The entry fee to take part in the challenge is $100. It is open to amateurs and professionals of all ages, who can compete either as individuals or as a team. Attendance is $20, and sponsorships are available by contacting CABC at email.

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