Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker and Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas have also agreed to donate food to local hospitals to honor of the frontline workers who will be working during the big game.

Thanks to entrepreneur Henry Perry’s smoked creations in the early 1920s, barbecue reigns supreme in Kansas City. Kansas City-style barbecue uses a sweet and thick tomato-based sauce. The burnt ends, or “meat candy,” are the tender, juicy chunks of caramelized brisket. They wouldn’t exist without the barbecue.

Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas issues a friendly wager to Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker on Friday. Mayor Lucas has made this wager every time the Chiefs have gone to the Super Bowl.

The story of Super Bowl LIX is yet to be written, but with Kansas City taking on Philadelphia at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Feb. 9, there will be no losers when it comes to the food. Of course,

The district attorneys in Philadelphia and Kansas City are placing a friendly wager on the Super Bowl this weekend involving the foods their cities are known for.

Every Super Bowl event needs copious amounts of food and drink with the New Orleans game on Sunday set to be no exception.

Kansas City fans are used to a high-stakes Super Bowl — this is the fifth time in six years that the Chiefs will play in the NFL’s biggest game. And this year, fans will watch Kendrick Lamar perform at the halftime show from Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.

Fox & Friends' host Steve Doocy joins the show from Chicken N Pickle in Overland Park as he talks to Chiefs fans ahead of Super Bowl LIX.