Slap Ya Mama All Natural Louisiana Style Hot Sauce, Cajun Pepper Flavor, 5 Ounce Bottle, Pack of 2
Product Description
Slap History
The Walker Family is proud to produce their line of top quality Cajun seasonings and recipes in their hometown of Ville Platte, Louisiana.
The self-proclaimed smoked meats capital of the world, Ville Platte is also world famous for its modern-day jousting tournament, the incomparable Floyd’s Record Shop, and the magnificent Chicot State Park. It’s a magical place, no doubt—even by Louisiana’s high standards.
It was here, back in 1956, that Wilda Marie Fontenot Walker gave birth to Anthony Walker (affectionately known by friends and family as “TW”), the one-of-a-kind creator and sole originator of the award winning Slap Ya Mama brand seasoning—recommended for everything from popcorn to popcorn shrimp, breakfast to late night snacks, and gourmet foods to French fries.
While running the Walker family deli, TW started his search for a seasoning that had a real Cajun pepper taste without the heavy salt content of the national brands. When he couldn’t find one, he did what folks in this part of the country (and in particular, Ville Platte) do best—he went to work and dreamed one up.
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Walker & Sons
TW’s sons, Jack and Joe, were very young back then, and they loved rolling around and causing general bouts of mayhem, as kids of that age often do. So the Walkers put their boys to work rolling an antique glass pickle jar around the floor of the family deli for the express purpose of mixing their homegrown Cajun seasoning—the perfect combination of work and play, if ever there was one.
Everybody loved the Walkers’ Cajun seasoning so much, that pretty soon it needed a name. To the folks who came into the deli asking to take home the Cajun seasoning, TW would often proclaim,”When you use this seasoning, the food tastes so good, you’ll receive a loving slap on the back and a kiss on the cheek for creating such a great tasting Cajun dish.” And that’s how the Walker & Son’s Cajun brand Slap Ya Mama was born in the proud Cajun town of Ville Platte, Louisiana.
SLAP YA MAMA Products
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CAJUN ETOUFFEESlap Ya Mama Cajun Etouffee Sauce is an authentic down home etouffee base that is so much like our grandmother’s, you’d swear we have Wilda Marie in the back cooking up batches by the tons…from scratch. |
SEAFOOD BOILOur seafood boil is a unique blend of spices that will enhance any food you might throw in a pot of boiling water. With a Cajun flavor like no other and less sodium than most, Slap Ya Mama Cajun Seafood Boil is something to behold. |
CAJUN SEASONINGSExperience the three pillars of Slap Ya Mama that started it all. Our Original Blend of seasonings, our Hot Blend of Cajun zesty flavors, and our White Pepper Blend for those who want a better kick outside of ordinary black pepper. |
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CAJUN HOT SAUCESOur hot sauces are bursting with Cajun heat and flavor. It's perfect for all of your favorite dishes and will make your taste buds come alive with that Cajun zest. Here at Slap Ya Mama, we really like to use it as a topping for our pizza. We also like to drown our eggs in the morning with it. |
DINNER MIXESHere at Slap Ya Mama we understand not everyone has the time to cook or even knows where to start cooking a traditional Cajun meal so we took a few traditional Cajun dishes and made it possible for you to provide your family and friends with an authentic Cajun meal. Whether you want to make Red Beans & Rice, Gumbo or Jambalaya, all of these meals are designed to be prepared in a very short amount of time and with incredible ease! |
CAJUN FISH FRYOur fish fry is an authentic Cajun fry batter that will give your food the perfect color, the perfect crunch and add an incredible Cajun flavor to almost any fried dish. Here at Slap Ya Mama, we not only like to fry fish using this batter but we also like to fry pork chops with it. You might want to try it with onion rings and French fries as well. |
