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Posted on 9/22/26 at 5:21 pm to tiger rag 93
If you’re in the Nola area on Saturdays The Cajun Element sells boudin at the destrehan farmers market and on Sunday at the harahan farmers market.
No reason to drive to Scott. This dude’s boudin is as good or better.
No reason to drive to Scott. This dude’s boudin is as good or better.
Posted on 9/22/26 at 5:22 pm to Cajunate
Kartchner’s boudin egg rolls are pretty good
Posted on 9/22/26 at 5:48 pm to Cage Fighter Trainee
Ill throw a couple that have not been mentioned out here.
My 2 personal favorites are:
Mr Ts in Elton
Juneaus in Marksville
The next 3-5 on my list in no particular order
Nunus
Kartchners
Johnson’s Boucanierre
Best Stop
I personally dont care for billys anymore. There was a time when it was the GOAT but ever since they went to a mass produced product, the Quality Control has tanked. There is so much grissle that I just cant eat it anymore.
My 2 personal favorites are:
Mr Ts in Elton
Juneaus in Marksville
The next 3-5 on my list in no particular order
Nunus
Kartchners
Johnson’s Boucanierre
Best Stop
I personally dont care for billys anymore. There was a time when it was the GOAT but ever since they went to a mass produced product, the Quality Control has tanked. There is so much grissle that I just cant eat it anymore.
Posted on 9/22/26 at 10:26 pm to Cajunate
Boudinlink Facebook is good reference place. They used to rank boudin places on boudinlink.com, but it appears defunct now.
I would map out about 7-8 places or stops, get a link at each place, eat about 1/2 of it, drink some water. Trust me-pace yourself if you want to sample
Multiple boudins. I go for only regular boudin if
Your goal is to sample multiple boudins.
I would map out about 7-8 places or stops, get a link at each place, eat about 1/2 of it, drink some water. Trust me-pace yourself if you want to sample
Multiple boudins. I go for only regular boudin if
Your goal is to sample multiple boudins.
Posted on 9/22/26 at 11:33 pm to Cajunate
Kartchner's and...
Bourque's...just be careful driving through Port Barre especially down the side street to get to Bourque's
The local cops can smell foreigners and will ticket you for breathing but the boudin is worth it
Bourque's can tell that you're not local and they will ask if you want a setup to eat on the way back home, in my case that means all the way to Denham Springs.
Then they'll take scissors and cut the boudin into bite size pieces and wrap it up in a tray with a separate layer of a ton of napkins and plastic utensils and crackers. The way they wrap it up allows you to access the boudin and eat it all the way home without making a mess in the car.
5 Stars!
Bourque's...just be careful driving through Port Barre especially down the side street to get to Bourque's
The local cops can smell foreigners and will ticket you for breathing but the boudin is worth it
Bourque's can tell that you're not local and they will ask if you want a setup to eat on the way back home, in my case that means all the way to Denham Springs.
Then they'll take scissors and cut the boudin into bite size pieces and wrap it up in a tray with a separate layer of a ton of napkins and plastic utensils and crackers. The way they wrap it up allows you to access the boudin and eat it all the way home without making a mess in the car.
5 Stars!
This post was edited on 9/22/26 at 11:34 pm
Posted on 9/23/26 at 12:51 am to tuzak
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Kartchner's Crabmeat Pie
I realize this thread is about boudin but those things are amazing.
Posted on 9/23/26 at 5:59 am to Cajunate
Try this route: (Advice in addition to regular boudin)
Best Stop, Scott, LA (Smoked Boudin)
Kartchners, Scott, LA (Boudin + jalapeno cream cheese eggrolls)
Billy's, Scott, LA (Pepperjack Boudin Balls)
Don's, Scott, LA (Cracklin)
NuNu's, Scott, LA (ribeye sausage)
Bourques, Johnson St, Lafayette, LA (Jalapeno Cheese bread)
Johnson's Bouconierre, (by ULL), Lafayette, LA (Smoked Ribs for Lunch)
Billeauds, Broussard, LA (Boudin, or walk next door to BJ's and get a fried shrimp poboy)
Best Stop, Scott, LA (Smoked Boudin)
Kartchners, Scott, LA (Boudin + jalapeno cream cheese eggrolls)
Billy's, Scott, LA (Pepperjack Boudin Balls)
Don's, Scott, LA (Cracklin)
NuNu's, Scott, LA (ribeye sausage)
Bourques, Johnson St, Lafayette, LA (Jalapeno Cheese bread)
Johnson's Bouconierre, (by ULL), Lafayette, LA (Smoked Ribs for Lunch)
Billeauds, Broussard, LA (Boudin, or walk next door to BJ's and get a fried shrimp poboy)
Posted on 9/23/26 at 7:18 am to Cajunate
Don't sleep on Kartchner's riblet fried things. Sum bitch.
And their smoked boudin is the best IMHO.
And their smoked boudin is the best IMHO.
Posted on 9/23/26 at 7:56 am to VoodooGlowSkull
quote:
Jerry Lee’s has elite hogs head cheese
Accurate.
Their hoghead cheese and pork skins are great.
I'm still a fan of their boudin. Just can't get it shipped. So I go with Billy's and Best Stop for shipping.
I'll have to see if some of these places ship.
Posted on 9/23/26 at 8:05 am to Cajunate
The best boudin in acadiana is at MEL'S in Eunice.
T-boy's in Mamou is pretty good too.
T-boy's in Mamou is pretty good too.
Posted on 9/23/26 at 9:08 am to Disco Ball
quote:
Kartchner's and...
Bourque's...just be careful driving through Port Barre especially down the side street to get to Bourque's
The local cops can smell foreigners and will ticket you for breathing but the boudin is worth it
Bourque's can tell that you're not local and they will ask if you want a setup to eat on the way back home, in my case that means all the way to Denham Springs.
Then they'll take scissors and cut the boudin into bite size pieces and wrap it up in a tray with a separate layer of a ton of napkins and plastic utensils and crackers. The way they wrap it up allows you to access the boudin and eat it all the way home without making a mess in the car.
5 Stars!
I do like me some Bourque's! Their jalapeno cheese bread used to be great but the last couple of times I've been it hasn't been so. A problem I have is I usually manage to pretty much leave with a new cooking utensil they sell. My wife hates when I go there! LOl..
I usually head to Kartchner's and Billy's in Krotz Springs from Bourque's.
I also like to stop in at Soprano's in Livonian too.
Posted on 9/23/26 at 10:41 am to TheGeauxt9
quote:
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.
That's a cost of a week vacation now.
Posted on 9/23/26 at 11:47 am to TheGeauxt9
Hebert's in Maurice
Followed closely by Nunu's
Followed closely by Nunu's
Posted on 9/23/26 at 11:59 am to OTIS2
Bourque's in Port Barre?
Drive the speed limit
Drive the speed limit
Posted on 9/23/26 at 12:52 pm to kingbob
quote:
Bergeron’s in Port Allen has these incredible smoked chicken patties.
also has great smoked wings and ribeye wraps that are hard to beat. (Although I don't think they use actual ribeye due to cost).
If you find yourself on 190 in da Barre/Opelousas area, stop at Bosco's and get the chicken cracklins. I don't know what he uses as a seasoning, but those are the best chicken cracklins I've ever had.
Oh, and, Nunus for the boudin. Get some pepper jelly/cream cheese burgers, too. Those are probably the best burgers I've ever had. Gotta go to Youngsville to get them, though.
This post was edited on 9/23/26 at 12:54 pm
Posted on 9/23/26 at 2:13 pm to Cajunate
Bergeron’s is my current favorite. They have nice chunks of smoked pork in theirs. Great flavor. I also really like Best Stop. Can get it most places.
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