Knotty Pig BBQ,
a Tulsa tradition.
Not being one to forego tradition
Mister and I became the "Naughty Pig"
on our weekend trip to Tulsa, when we indulged.
Is there anything better than a BBQ Bologna Sandwich?
Nope.
Nothing!
Strangest thing. When we lived in Louisiana none of our friends had ever heard of BBQ Bologna, let alone eaten any.
So tell me,
Which state do you live in?
Have you ever eaten a BBQ Bologna Sandwich?
Have you ever eaten a BBQ Bologna Sandwich?
Can you find them where you live?
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I did grow up in your state, however, I never experienced bbq Bologna until I was an adult and tried it at Sutphen's BBQ. It wasn't bad. I don't know if Sutphen's still exists, but it was also my first time to be brave enough to try potato salad which I had always viewed as disgusting. I've lived in Texas now for 46 years and I don't think I have ever seen it on any menu here.
I live in Northern Canada and fried bologna sandwiches are really popular but I haven't heard of it BBq'd ,, I bet people do though, my husband fries it all the time,, he eats it on toast with mustard,
I grew up in PA and never heard of BBQ Bologna but we do toasted Bologna sandwiches with mustard and sometimes cheese.
Well I am here in So. California and have never seen bbq'd bologna sandwich anywhere...However! my dad used to make fried bologna sandwiches and they were sooo good. It' been a hundred years ago though it seems. He made them like a grilled cheese and we put ketshup on them....yum
Usually I'm in a state of confusion, but I do live in Ohio and I've never heard of BBQ bologna! I've heard of fried bologna but have never tasted it. There used to be a restaurant in Columbus, Oh that was called "Hoggy's" and I loved their stuff...but no BBQ bologna on that menu!
Texas and we eat a lot of bologna!! BBQ? Not sure!
Here in NY I'm pretty sure you won't find any bbq Bologna on any menu!
BBQ Bologna Sandwich feels really attractive. I'd love to try it.
We have fried bologna in Tn., but I've never heard of BBQ!
Bbq bologna is popular here ST. Not top of my list, but a common summer food!
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