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Just because you can’t make it down to the Big Easy doesn’t mean that you can’t chow down on some crawfish and gumbo. Many local companies now ship live crawfish, seafood and spices around the country.
Bourgeois Meat Market
543 West Main Street, Thibodaux, LA 70301
1 (504) 447 7128.
Makers of boudin, andouille, cracklins, hog’s head cheese, and smoked sausage. They ship nationwide.
The Cajun Grocer
www.cajungrocer.com
The premier e-commerce site offering everything from Cajun cookbooks to marinated pork chops. They also have a wide variety of spices at a reasonable price.
Central Grocery French Quarter
New Orleans, LA
1 (504) 523 1620
Randazzo’s Bakery. World-famous King Cakes and Mardi Gras supplies.
Fisherman’s Cove
3201 Williams Blvd., Kenner, LA 70065
1 (800) 443 3474.
Mail order supplier for crawfish tails, tasso, liquid crab boil, seafood, and other Louisiana specialties. They ship with dry ice and gel packs.
Kliebert’s Alligator and Turtle Farm
Springfield, LA
1 (504) 345 3617.
They sell and ship alligator and turtle meat nationwide.
Louisiana Crawfish Company
Natchitoches, LA
1 (888) 522 7292
Crawfish farmers who specialize in the shipment of live crawfish and tailmeat nationwide.
Tony Chachere’s Creole Foods
1 (800) 551 9066.
World-famous seasonings, ready-made rouxs, cookbooks, recipes, and more. The pride and joy of Louisiana.
Zapp’s Potato Chips
Gramercy, LA
1 (800) HOT CHIP (468 2447)
Louisiana’s famous spicy potato chips. "Cajun craw-tators", jalepeño, mesquite BBQ, dill, sour cream, Creole onion, honey mustard, regular and salt-free. They also make interesting bean dips.
Zatarain’s
www.zatarain.com
The premier manufacturer of New Orleans seasonings and spices, plus mixes for New Orleans specialties such as red beans and rice and gumbo.
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