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Good for 4 (premium) Gift certificate ($96 value)Ĥ vouchers good for 4 general admission tickets each ($32 value)Ĭertificate (Round of 4 Golf) ($600 value) The talented judge panel was Denise Neil of The Wichita Eagle, John Michael of the Butler Community College Culinary Program and Executive Chef, and Guy Bower of The Good Life with Guy Bower. Shout out to the emcees who helped keep the show rolling! Tim Smith The Cookie Guy, Don Sherman from Westar Energy, and Gloria Van Rees from KAKE. Each round offered potential to challenge the chefs with goofy ingredients, time-outs in the middle of the room, the infamous dog collar, and more! The fun kicked off when the audience was drawn upon to sabotage the teams of their liking (or disliking), tripping them up and subjecting them to entertaining punishments. The Cutthroat Cookoff paired five contestant teams, comprised of a professional chef and Wichita-area leader, challenging them to produce various courses of a meal on the fly with unknown ingredients.

High Touch has sponsored the events every year for nine years. Watson Golf and Softball Tournament for SOKS. This year High Touch Technologies teamed up with Fidelity Bank to host this fundraising event for this summer’s Charles E. Last year’s event was the same theme ( more about 2016’s event).

Microsoft Dynamics GP and Microsoft Dynamics SLįriday, April 21 was the second year of the “Cutthroat Cookoff” benefiting Special Olympics of Kansas (SOKS).

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