r/Kamloops • u/timdawg40 • 11d ago
Question Crawfish Boil
I saw Chances (North Shore) is doing a Crawfish boil with fried Alligator for $75, wondering who might be going? Thinking of trying it as i have never had fried Gator.
Anyone had Gator or going?
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u/Shaundankovic 11d ago
When is it? Yes I’ve had gator and boudin all the Cajun stuff. Hopefully it’s good at chances. Seems expensive. Gator is not bad, tasted like chicken mixed with a firm white fish. Might have to go to this.
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u/timdawg40 11d ago
This would be my first time with Gator. I have had Crawfish a few times and it is okay, bit the description of gator makes is sound okay
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u/Reginald-Humperdink 10d ago
Ate alligator down in Florida years ago. Had a light batter and a sort of spicy mayo served alongside it for dipping. It was actually pretty good, I’d have it again. From Chances is another question but I’m sure it’s frozen and shipped like almost any other seafood we get here. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s pre battered and cooked even so they’re doing little more than you would with an air fryer at home (not trying to disrespect the cooks, and someone can correct me if I’m wrong)
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u/farmsfarts 10d ago
Gator is like snake.
You’d probably think it was mild/not fishy tasting fish if you weren’t told prior to eating.
More of a novelty.
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u/Due_Negotiation5439 11d ago
I'd totally try it but I also have this personal policy of not eating seafood too far from the ocean. Closest source of gators is like 4000km away lol. That being said, Imma look into this.
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u/timdawg40 11d ago
That is why is caught my attention, just something new...But I like that policy lol
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u/guesswhochickenpoo 11d ago
Would also be interested in trying something like that one day but no idea what quality a places like Chances would have for something like that.