Anne, Michael and Linda |
Country Cajun
Cooking!!!
Ask 100 truckers what their favorite stop is and
chances are A lot of them will say the Tiger Truck Stop, of
course! |
| Here are some of the goodies you can get at our Tiger Restaurant!
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BREAKFAST
Eggs
Corned Beef & Eggs
Omelets
Country Gravy
Sausage
Coffee
Toby's Special
Cakes
Biscuits
Juice
Steak & Eggs |
SEAFOOD
Seafood Platter
Crawfish
Etouffee
Cajun
Sampler
Seafood
Gumbo
Shrimp
Creole
Jumbo
Butterfly Shrimp
Alligator Sausage
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AMERICAN
Country Fried
Steak
Beef Tips
and Rice
Liver
and Onions
Cheeseburgers
Ribeye
Boudin balls
Red Beans and Rice
Cajun fried Chicken
Grilled Pork
Chops
BLT
Poboys |
Ice
Cream, Homemade Cream Pies, Cake, Pudding, Cookies, Cheesecake,
Peaches and Cottage Cheese |
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Choices.
Good
food in the Southern Country.
Independent truckstops (both old-timers and newcomers) consistently
attract customers and keep them coming back. Quite often it's the food, but it can
be the coffee, the location, the prices, the personalities who work
there, or just something a little out of the ordinary that makes
truckers pull off the highway and park their rigs. |
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The tigers are not the only drawing card the truckstop has.
"We're famous for our red beans and rice," says Mike.
"We also specialize in smoked sausage, alligator sausage,
jambalaya, and crawfish 'etoufee." |
| OOIDA
Foundation's Siebert, whose very first truck Stop, vouches for the jambalaya.
"Good Cajun food is supposed to clear your sinuses and make your sinuses and
make your eyes water, but I believe this was the first time I ever saw my
fingernails sweat." |
Trucker's
Appreciation Day |
Ask
100 truckers -a lot of them will say the Tiger Truck Stop, of
course! |
