13 Foods Every Louisianian Craves When They Leave Louisiana
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Jackie Ann
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When it comes to food, no other state can compare. Louisiana’s cuisine is hands down the best in the country, perhaps even the world. When you leave Louisiana, you’re certainly going to be craving our famous Creole and Cajun cuisine. Here are 13 foods every Louisianian craves when they leave Louisiana.
You won't find these gigantic sandwiches anywhere but Louisiana.
If you live outside of Louisiana, you'll be sad during Mardi Gras when all of your friends and family back home are enjoying this tasty treat. Don't worry! There are several bakeries that would be happy to ship one to you.
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Specifically, you'll crave a po'boy from your favorite po'boy shop.
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This Cajun delicacy is delicious in link form or boudin balls.
With a big slice of bread so you can soak up the sauce, of course.
You'll have a hard time finding Community Coffee anywhere outside of the south.
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Louisiana oysters are the absolute best.
It's should be a crime that this delicious dish isn't offered nationwide.
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You'll be craving this on a Monday, of course.
This Cajun classic can sometimes be found on menus outside of Louisiana, but it never tastes as good.
Donuts just don't compare to these delicious treats.
There's nothing better than a good old fashioned crawfish boil with your family and friends.
Chicken and sausage, duck, or seafood... This versatile dish is a staple of Louisiana and is probably the number one craving you'll have when you leave Louisiana.
What are some other cravings you have when you leave Louisiana? Let us know in the comments below!
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