Thinking About A Boudin Run

Kartchners in Scott, LA off Exit 97

Get a link of boudin cut in thirds, a quarter/half lb of chicken cracklin, a pepper jack boudin ball or jalapeño cream cheese boudin ball, and their maple boudin wrap.

Thank me later baw

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They also have an amazing frozen boudin dip and hog head cheese, highly recommend both. But there aint much they sell that aint pretty good so, cant go wrong with anything.

Nonc Kev's - wet cracklins
Don's - chicken cracklins
Kartschners Krotz - boudin
Billys Krotz - pepperjack boudin balls & wraps

Kertchner’s in Scott has the maple roll up.

Billy’s has the breakfast roll up and the red bean ball.

Jerry Lee’s has elite hogs head cheese.

Bergeron’s in Port Allen has these incredible smoked chicken patties.

Ronnie’s has chicken cracklins that are really good.

Nunus
Kartchners
T-boys
Billys

In that order IMO

Where are you coming from?

T-Boy's
Eunice Poultry
Lejeune's for Smoked Sausage(RIP)
Ray's
Kelly's (Smoked Sausage)
Bourque's (Boudin and Smoked Sausage)
Kartchner's in Krotz

Johnson’s Boucainere…

If you hit Nonc Kevs in Rayne, try a Steens and Boudin egg roll.

You can always pop into Rabideauxs if you make it all the way to Iowa. Grab some smoked sausage while you’re there. It may be the best and or maybe on par with Teets.

I’m not sure if it’s still good or not…. The Mowata store “just north” of Crowley used to be good too.

FIFY…. Ha

If you just looking to roder for a day, Billeaud's in Broussard continues to be my #1 boudin and is worth one of your stops.

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The Mowata store in Mowata

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FIFY

They’re actually given a Eunice zip code address, but certainly not located in Crowley.

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Johnson’s Boucainere

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I think that’s my favorite boudin these days.

I'm fond of Juneau's in Marksville for boudin. I've had it from Kelone's by the tracks and Durand's market by the Post Office in Mansura but prefer Juneau's.