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Meat Fight Tickets Are On Sale Now

Consider this a PSA for those of you who enjoy eating meat while supporting a good cause.
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Meat Fight, for those unaware, is a Texas non-profit that supports people living with Multiple Sclerosis. Each year, the organization throws a barbecue-centric party in which chefs and pitmasters go head-to-head with their meat. (Not like that, sicko.)

Here is a fun Q&A with Meat Fight Founder founder Alice Laussade.

Here is a gallery from last year’s event.

Here is everything you need to know, according to their event page:

And now, we reveal the Meat Fight 2018 game plan. There’s a ton of info here, but you’ve been asking. So here you go: Texas Monthly’s Barbecue Editor, Daniel Vaughn has burned plenty of restaurants ‘round these parts, and it’s about time he got a taste of his own judgy medicine.

And so, at this year’s Meat Fight, twelve of Dallas’ premier chefs are taking him to task to get their own sweet, smoky revenge.

That’s right: This year, it’s 12 Badass Dallas Chefs vs. 1 Normal Daniel Vaughn. Categories of competition: Brisket. Sausage. Ribs. Wild Card.

Will Daniel dish it out from the pit like he does in print? Or could our 12 chefs conquer Texas’ most notorious BBQ critic?

Taste for yourself at Meat Fight’s first-ever, totally-fair, 12-versus-1 fight to the bitter burnt end.

The Daniel Vaughn Experience will be EXTREMELY limited and will be offered as a bump up to a VIP ticket. Want a guaranteed taste of Daniel’s meat (we hear it and we don’t care)? Become a sponsor! This year’s sponsors will get GUARANTEED Daniel Vaughn tickets. Email [email protected] for details.

Tickets go on sale: October 4
Event date: November 11
General Admission: $95
VIP: $145 (benefits: early entry and swag including a tray to hold your meats)

This year, the event will be a bit smaller, and it’ll be at sixty five hundred. More details soon! GO MEAT!

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And here is where to purchase tickets.

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