FDB: School me on the Boudin, Cracklins, etc. at the Scott, LA Exit

This thread pops up alot.
Most will argue between Don's, Billy's, and Best Stop. All are better in certain categories than others. You won't get one solid answer.
And most will say Don's boudin sucks.

I say, try them all yourself, and you decide. Because there is no consensus here.

Billy's, then Best Stop

I usually don't buy boudin from any of those, T-Boys in Mamou is my all time favorite but I have had the boudin from Billy's (usually the Opelousas or Krotz Spring location), Don's, and Best Stop. Of all of those, I'd say Best Stop's boudin is the best of the boudin at the Scott exit. I've also had stuffed fryers from Don's and was not impressed. If you have the opportunity, get some of each and make your own choice, boudin, like most foods, is all subject to what a person likes and you really can't be wrong if you stick to what you like. If you ever make it to the Mamou or Eunvie area, check out T-Boys, there boudin beat out all of those guys at the boudin cook off and their crawfish étouffée stuffed fryers are top notch!

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T-Boy's

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Gonna have to try this

Good stuff. I'd never seen this thread before, so SIAP.

Yeah, Don's left a lot to be desired.

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then Best Stop

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Stopped their yesterday. Money as always.

Has anyone tried the Bayou Teche Miel Sauvage Honey Ale? If so, thoughts?

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All are better in certain categories than others

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Not only that, but the places aren't completely consistent either. Hebert's off of I=10 normally has awesome cracklins but last time I could barely eat them

I've only had Don's and Billy's and preferred Billy's

I did the same thing the first time I clicked on it. I almost posted "WTF where is the beer?!" and then re-read the title