Two British YouTubers made the trip to Louisiana to try an authentic crawfish boil for the first time and it's currently one of the top trending videos.
Record setting summer temperatures and extreme drought conditions are going to play a big part in the upcoming crawfish season in Louisiana. Here's how.
We love our crawfish in Louisiana. We also love to "suck the head" to get all of the delicious crawfish fat out. Turns out, the crawfish fat we thought we've been eating is not fat at all.
As much as we love our crawfish, and with the fevered pitch we plow through our boils, this video is going to literally make your entire body go numb...seriously.
I'll never forget where I had my first Louisiana-style crawfish pistolette. They had them at an Exxon gas station on the side of 190 in Port Barre, LA, and now I get them every time I head to Baton Rouge or New Orleans!
The Summer of 2023 was record-breaking, but the heat didn't just affect utility bills. It may adversely impact the upcoming crawfish season in Louisiana.
Louisiana crawfish lovers just might have a hard time swallowing the honest truth about the 2023 crawfish season but it's something we all kneed to know.
One thing that Louisianians take seriously is how others make and consume crawfish. We've seen on Tik Tok, Twitter, and Facebook Louisianians crucify other people for making crawfish the wrong way or eating crawfish the wrong way. And over the weekend Saints fans became furious with newly acquired running back Jamaal Williams. Williams ate crawfish for the first time over the weekend and he consumed the crawfish with barbeque sauce.
Social media is playing collective detective after multiple south Louisiana crawfish restaurants said they were stiffed by someone using "funny money."
Crawfish boils are very common in south Louisiana on Easter weekend, but one viral photo has many people debating what they would do if they were confronted with this specific crawfish disaster.