boudin

Foodies are calling this the most Cajun food ever. It combines boudin, king cake, cane syrup, and cracklin' in one incredible dish.

JayCee usually gets to work too late in the day to enjoy the spoils of the Best Stop. Today was different. Thank you Dana!

Our beloved "Cajun Boudin Trail" is currently sitting at number 6 on USA Today's "Best Food Trail". We simply can't sit back and let this national treasure come in at a measly number 6, can we?

Become a volunteer with the Scott Boudin Festival!

CAUTION: Not for the faint or heart, nor weak of stomach.

Have you ever heard of boudin dip? Yes, boudin dip! A dip actually made with boudin but looks a lot like Mexican queso dip. It's delicious.

It's always been popular here, but most Americans have never tasted the yummy goodness of pork and rice and special seasonings packaged in the original to-go wrapper, pork casing.

We received this awesome video of the Boudin Festival from our friends at the City of Scott, Louisiana. It was made by Holbrook Multimedia. Thanks for the memories!  

BoudinLink.com calls itself the "premier website for taste testing and rating all the links in Louisiana and beyond," and they may be right. If there's a better boudin resource anywhere in the world, we'd like to see it.