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Real Name: Pete
Lives In: Tallahassee, US
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Richardson's Pit Bar-B-Que Shack (at the roundup): Good eatin' in the deep South
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  • Restaurant Name: Richardson's Pit Bar-B-Que Shack (at the roundup)

    Richardson's Pit Bar-B-Que Shack at the Rattlesnake Roundup grounds is typical of the southern barbecue "joints" that can be found at any deep south gathering. All have the usual array of beef and chicken dishes. BUT, in the deep South, true barbecue usually means pork. There's nothing like barbecued pork ribs, or a tender pulled pork sandwich.

    Favorite Dish: The pulled pork sandwiches are terrific, as are the ribs. And if chicken is your game, the barbecued chicken tastes EVEN better than it smells.......and folks, it smells great.

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    Theme: Barbecue
    Comparison: about average
    Prices: less than US$10  » Currency Converter
    Address: Rattlesnake Roundup, Whigham, Georgia USA
    Directions: From Tallahassee Fla... Take US Highway 27 North into Georgia. In Bainbridge Georgia, take US Highway 84 East. Total mileage is about 50 miles.
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    Festival Vendor(s) at the Rattlesnake Roundup: Terrible for your heart.....great for your outlook
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  • Whigham - Country sausage.....come and get it, y'all
  • Country sausage.....come and get
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  • Restaurant Name: Festival Vendor(s) at the Rattlesnake Roundup

    One of the tastier items that can be had at numerous stalls throughout the Rattlesnake Roundup are the country sausage dogs. These tasty sausages are similar in texture and makeup to a more traditional Italian or Polish sausage, but the country seasonings are different. Among the heavier flavors are sage and basil, along with a healthy dose of cracked black pepper.

    Be sure to get one with onions and bell peppers.

    Favorite Dish: Sausage dog, with plenty of limp grilled onions and green peppers. Be sure to add some mustard. : )

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    Theme: Street Vendor
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    Address: Rattlesnake Roundup, Whigham, Georgia USA
    Directions: From Tallahassee Fla... Take US Highway 27 North into Georgia. In Bainbridge Georgia, take US Highway 84 East. Total mileage is about 50 miles.
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    More great vendor food at the Rattlesnake Roundup: Corn dogs, spiral potatoes, and lemonade.....
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  • Restaurant Name: More great vendor food at the Rattlesnake Roundup

    Among the other delicacies for sale all over Whigham's Rattlesnake Roundup are Corn dogs, spiral potatoes and lemonade. As you'll note in the photo, the sign also says pork rinds, which some folks like, too. (I'm not a fan)

    A corn dog, for those not knowing, is a hot dog on a stick, dipped into a corn batter and then deep-fried. Dip it in mustard or melted cheese. Your cardiologist may stroke out, but it's damned good eatin' if you ask me.

    A spiral potato is basically like french fries, or more correctly "curly french fries". The point is that they try to cut a single potato into one large spiral and fry it. It tastes just like fries, but offers a more fun presentation. Add ketchup, salt and pepper.

    As for pork rinds, I'm not a fan. But if you want to know abou them, they're seasoned and deep-fried pork skins. Some people love them in the same fashion as they adore potato chips (crisps in the UK). For me, they're a little greasy, but plenty of rinds get sold without my participation.

    Lemonade is just good with about anything. It's more fun on a hot day in summer, but it has a nice place in January's Rattlesnake Roundup, too. And, it's a nice break from colas and the like.

    Favorite Dish: I'm a big corn dog fan. When I was young, I lived in Texas......and Texas is THE home of the corn dog. These south Georgia versions are good, too.

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    Theme: Street Vendor
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    Address: Rattlesnake Roundup, Whigham, Georgia USA
    Directions: From Tallahassee Fla... Take US Highway 27 North into Georgia. In Bainbridge Georgia, take US Highway 84 East. Total mileage is about 50 miles.
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    In this case, it's a deli....but it always applies: "Home-Made"...... it's what you're looking for !
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  • "Home-Made" is what you want!
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  • Restaurant Name: In this case, it's a deli....but it always applies

    In the deep South, and actually all over the world, the key phrase in obtaining a tasty meal are the words "home-made". If they didn't open up a bag of prepared, frozen food, preferring instead to make everything from basic ingredients, the chances are good that you're in for more of a treat.

    Favorite Dish: They had a very nice "home-made" chicken salad.

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    Address: Rattlesnake Roundup, Whigham, Georgia USA
    Directions: From Tallahassee Fla... Take US Highway 27 North into Georgia. In Bainbridge Georgia, take US Highway 84 East. Total mileage is about 50 miles.
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    Numerous vendors at the Rattlesnake Roundup: It's not everyday that you can taste an alligator
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  • Restaurant Name: Numerous vendors at the Rattlesnake Roundup

    They no longer serve fried rattlesnake at the Rattlesnake Roundup, due to the howling from the environmentalist corps. But, if you're looking for something unusual and distinctly rural southern to sample, try some fried alligator tail. In many areas, they'd just say "Gator tail", but at THIS vendor, they said alligator kabobs.

    The meat tastes somewhat like chicken, and is (in my opinion) a little chewy. But again, it's something different, right?

    And, if you're feeling guilty about eating this poor alligator, remember two things..... first, it is most likely meat from a sanctioned hunt. Alligator populations have exploded all over Florida, Georgia and Louisiana. The hunts keep the population at a healthy level. And second, that alligator would bite YOU if it had the chance. : )

    Favorite Dish: I had a nibble of the gator tail, and it was fine. Like I said, I'm no aficionado for alligator meat.

    They had very good french fries here, too.

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    Theme: Street Vendor
    Comparison: about average
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    Address: Rattlesnake Roundup, Whigham, Georgia USA
    Directions: From Tallahassee Fla... Take US Highway 27 North into Georgia. In Bainbridge Georgia, take US Highway 84 East. Total mileage is about 50 miles.
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    The Weight Loss professionals. : ): ...just in case you eat at the Roundup too often..
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  • Whigham - Maybe needed if you eat at the Roundup too often
  • Maybe needed if you eat at the
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  • Restaurant Name: The Weight Loss professionals. : )

    OK, I'm just being funny. But, I'm not completely kidding when I say that you should not make "fair vendor food" a steady diet. You'd end up looking like a whale, due to all the high calories of the fried fare being served.

    So, enjoy your day at the Rattlesnake Roundup, and be sure to try all the horribly-fattening but fun food. But for dinner, you might want to have a nice salad. : )

    Favorite Dish: I didn't call these guys, as I ate more sensibly for my evening meal. : )

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    Comments for pchamlis about Whigham
    TheWanderingCamel Mon May 7, 2007 14:52 UTC
     Great page! Just love these small town "dos" and you've done the Rattlesnake Roundup proud. Georgia's the only place I know where "war" becomes a three-syllable word. leyle
    Yaqui Thu Apr 5, 2007 16:52 UTC
     I hate snakes and quite frankly I don't tolerate them roaming around near my house. Yet this is a wonderful page! Great photos and tips.
    Nemorino Fri Sep 29, 2006 10:51 UTC
     This is just the kind of page I like! Lots of informative and entertaining details about something no one else has even been to or heard of. Looking forward to meeting you next week in Frankfurt.
    Katmosphere Fri Sep 9, 2005 15:06 UTC
     Hi Pete!! ....snakes......AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
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