California is the food capital of the world.

They do have a ton of influences.

Not Cajun if it’s vegan. fricking uncultured swine.

Vegan’s aren’t allowed to be Cajun.


He’s culturally appropriating

Parboiled rice on the menu

Gtfo

The New Orleans Poboy is hearts of palm

Tbh, some of the menu items sound decent.

Krimsey was born in Baton Rouge and spent the majority of her childhood in Louisiana. As a kid, she loved to play outdoors, assemble 3-D skeleton puzzles, play soccer, alphabetize things, draw/paint, and talk to/organize her beanie babies.


At 13, she landed her first job as a “Junior Lifeguard” at water park outside of Baton Rouge (at a whopping $3.75/hr), and this sparked an entrepreneurial spirit within her as she diligently saved for her first car.

Her high school years were spent adjusting to life in a blended family (6 sisters, 4 brothers) while she worked odd jobs in the retail and restaurant industries. In 2010, she received her Bachelors degree in Petroleum Engineering from Louisiana State University, and later went on to receive her M.B.A. in Finance from Texas A&M, Corpus Christi. After working in the oil industry for five years, she began struggling with the “why” behind her work. Despite a successful career and promising future in the corporate world, she quit in 2015. She was motivated by the fear of mediocrity–dreading a life of “what if’s” and “if only’s.” In late 2015, she sold nearly all of her belongings, packed the rest into her two-door muscle car, and drove across the country with her dog, Kona.
oil rig



Krimsey has been following a plant-based diet since 2007, and she wants to inspire others to take care of themselves, the animals, and the environment through simple diet changes. Her cookbook, “The Cajun Vegan Cookbook” is now available digitally and in print!

She’s hot but no cajun

I’ll try this place in the next month and report back.

I’m sure most of it’s good but just not really my scene

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Vegan

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Vege fricking TARIAN