Found this at a little gas station In Louisiana and it peaked my curiosity. It was some of THE BEST boudin I’ve ever had!!!! Will definitely start ordering!!!!
Pork & Alligator Boudin — 2 lb
- Brand:
- Gator World
- Product Code:
- 742559994262
Gator World Pork & Alligator Boudin blends cooked rice, pork, boneless alligator filet, and bold Cajun seasoning into a traditional Louisiana-style boudin. This 2 lb package delivers mild, savory flavor with a distinctive alligator twist.

Original: $17.00
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$15.21Product description
What It Is
Boudin is a Cajun sausage of rice, meat, and seasoning stuffed into casing. This version includes boneless alligator filet alongside pork and rice.
Cooking & Use
- Steam or simmer: heat gently until warmed through; do not hard boil.
- Grill: warm over low to medium heat for a lightly crisp casing.
- Microwave: wrap one link in a damp paper towel and heat until hot.
- Boudin balls: remove casing, roll filling into balls, bread, and fry.
Many enjoy the casing; if preferred, squeeze the filling out to serve on crackers, bread, or in a bowl.
- Brand: Gator World
- Product type: Pork & alligator boudin
- Size: 2 lb package
- Storage: Keep frozen
- Shipping: Ships frozen
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★★★★★5from 2 reviews
This Boudin was really good call me by surprise went back to TONY’S SEAFOOD looking forward and they were out definitely get them dey legit
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Questions & answers
2 answered questionsQ: Is this product gluten free?
A: Here is the ingredients list for the product. Cooked rice, Pork, Boneless alligator filet, Water, Sodium tripolyphosphate, Water, Salt, Paprika, Granulated onion, Monosodium glutamate, Spices.
Q: Is this product already smoked / cooked? Should it be served warmed or a room temperature?
A: Boil or steam for 15-20 minutes or until internal temperature reaches 165F
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