KCK’s Spicin Foods whips up custom barbecue sauce for NFL Draft

The NFL tapped Spicin Foods to represent Kansas City barbecue in VIP gift bags. Not one to disappoint, Spicin Foods crafted a custom sauce for the event. Spicin Foods’ Mike Armstrong details the logistics of making it happen.

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