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Everyone We Saw at the 11th Annual Paella Challenge at Mission County Park

By on Sun, Mar 8, 2020 at 7:06 pm

San Antonio loves paella! The proof is in all the people who showed up at the annual Corona Paella Challenge. Held at Mission County Park, local foodies got their fill of the Spanish delicacy. Here's a look at what you missed.

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Everyone We Saw at the 11th Annual Paella Challenge at Mission County Park
Everyone We Saw at the 11th Annual Paella Challenge at Mission County Park
Everyone We Saw at the 11th Annual Paella Challenge at Mission County Park
Everyone We Saw at the 11th Annual Paella Challenge at Mission County Park
Everyone We Saw at the 11th Annual Paella Challenge at Mission County Park
Everyone We Saw at the 11th Annual Paella Challenge at Mission County Park
Everyone We Saw at the 11th Annual Paella Challenge at Mission County Park
Everyone We Saw at the 11th Annual Paella Challenge at Mission County Park
Everyone We Saw at the 11th Annual Paella Challenge at Mission County Park
Everyone We Saw at the 11th Annual Paella Challenge at Mission County Park

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