From Jacob's Andouille

I visited Laplace Louisiana, and Jacob’s Andouille on my way to the airport on my last day in New Orleans last month, and I smuggled some of their Andouille & Tasso back in my suitcase. Check out the post with lots of pics at my main site Nola Cuisine.

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