What does WCCC stand for?

World's Championship Chili Cookoff

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outcooked more than 160 competitors Sunday in the 43rd World's Championship Chili Cookoff, a three-day contest that drew thousands of chili lovers to a minor league baseball park in Charleston.

Ill. real estate agent wins world chili cookoff

Buma, whose spicy, flavor-filled red chili earned the judges' rave reviews during the weekend for its exceptional depth and richly blended character, won the honor of "World's Best Chili" for 2007 - and $30,000 in prize money - in the 41st annual World's Championship Chili Cookoff in Omaha, Neb.

Red-hot Revenge; Chili chef sizzles at cook-off

Shoreline resident Doug Wilkey's lime-splashed red chili garnered the top $30,000 prize in the International Chili Society's annual World's Championship Chili Cookoff, sponsored by ConAgra Foods.

Two Northwest men named chili champs