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🔥 This is not your average barbecue. Instead of using a regular grill, this man prepared enough food to feed around 1,000 people using a traditional cooking method. He arranged rows of ribs in a huge circle, surrounded them with firewood, and lit the entire setup. The fire burned... show more

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