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A Cajun Life – Damascus

$8 for $16 Worth of Cajun Food

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Thu Nov 08 07:59:59 UTC 2012
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$16
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In a Nutshell

Crawfish, sausage, and other meats flown in from Louisiana flavor etouffees and gumbos from a small Cajun food cart

The Fine Print

  • Expires Feb 6, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Business only open on Fridays and Saturdays.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Eating spicy cuisine, like repeatedly hitting a computer monitor with a hammer or explaining what happened to the computer monitor, can make you sweat. Feel the heat with this Groupon.

$8 for $16 Worth of Cajun Food

The menu includes Cajun gumbo ($8), crawfish etouffee ($8), crawfish pistolettes ($3.50 each), and the Bayou Boogie with chicken, sausage, and tasso ham ($8).

Though A Cajun Life sometimes offers a discounted price online, this Groupon is still the best deal available.

A Cajun Life

Founded by a husband-and-wife team from Louisiana, A Cajun Life emulates the state's piquant cuisine within a petite red food cart nicknamed Roux. Specialty meats, such as tasso ham and Cajun sausage, are flown in from the South to lend an authentic flavor to dishes such as slow-cooked gumbo and saucy crawfish etouffee. The cart's straightforward menu also includes more unusual flavors, such as cheesy crawfish pistolettes and the "Bayou Boogie," which mingles a gravy of chicken, sausage, and ham with rice for a more blissful food union than peanut butter and jelly's recent marriage.

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A Cajun Life

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