A notable eating contest took place in Cedar Rapids, involving a well-known competitive eater. Joey Chestnut, a world champion, participated in the event. The contest involved eating kolaches, a change from the hotdogs Chestnut is often associated with.
Chestnut's participation in the event resulted in a win. Further details about the contest, including the specifics of Chestnut's win, are available from the source, FOX 17 WZTV Nashville.
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