BBQ Road Trip: Tennessee 

When it comes to food, sticking to tradition is usually a good idea.

My in laws are from there, every 4th of July, we get 2 pounds of chopped and pulled pork

Well said!

@@ww45818 bet y’all look forward to that!

@@hunterpursell1693 💯💯💯

YES!

And his smile reflects that

no wonder usa have most cancer deads

@watergod 83 LUL kek just the truth ...!!

@watergod 83 than research what made cancer....stupid nobi u can even heal cancer with healthy food without chemo who makes u even faster die ....

And the guys that didn't want to talk to the brit haha

The people in the "flyover states" as the arrogant coastal elites in the US like to call them are some of the most honest, but at the same time nicest people you will ever meet.

That’s Tennessee baby it’s where I’m at and I’d never wanna leave most of the people are the sweetest people you’d ever meet

O N L Y T E N I S E E

Hope you doing well mate 🙏🏼

Come down and I’ll share a rack of ribs with ya ole boy!

+Michael Mistretta You couldn't be more Right.

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No it’s not it’s false Tn has the worse barbecue in the world it is not barbecue simple because you put dry rub on it and smoke it barbecue has barbecue sauce not. Fucking dry rub that disgusting

@@marmadoowhereareyou8838 false

@@marmadoowhereareyou8838 Literally one of the worst comments I've ever read. Are you actually that stupid? You do understand regional preference, right? Chances are any bbq you make is straight up awful.

The south has really changed I like the owner he kinda remind me of my grandpa

They barely count as employees and employer. They've known each other most of their lives. They've known each other and been friends who see each other eight hours a day, six days a week, since before most people reading this were born.

That's some true wisdom here .. !!

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True

Go vegan guys avoid the cancer.

Bring some kevlar and youl be just fine

Dude you cannot go wrong if you just stick to BBQ on a road trip. One problem one year will not be enough time to hit all the great BBQ places in the U S of A.

Matsumoto CHA if you like alcohol, you should go visit Kentucky’s bourbon trail. It’ll change your life

We are* and that is not true, USA si in the top 20 maybe but not 2nd and it aint anythinng to brag about and u r stupid

Yeah, it's too bad that it's very expensive to travel to the US. I live in the UK and it's at least £3,000 for a week or two, nevermind actually travelling the country.

Come back friend :)

I love GA too! -Terry from Tennessee :)

I was at a Tennessee Vol football game, like 10 years ago and that is still the loudest noise I have ever heard in person. Over 112,000 humans screaming 'WOOOOO' at the same time lol.

right on man, Americans welcome friendly people like you :)

I haven’t been able to go to France for 6 years hopefully I’ll be there in 2020 love the country so much. Lived in Marseille in 2009. We have great barbecue and Provence has great bouillabaisse.

Natives are the ones who pioneered it. Mexicans and blacks just copied them. The name “barbecue” comes from the native word “barbacoa” which is how the natives used to cook meat really slowly by digging a hole in the ground and covering it with cactus leaves. And it started in Texas that’s why it’s called Texas barbecue.

smallnumbers36 my home state

I know!! I live half an hour from lexington. Def going to look her place up!

Your pfp makes that perfect

+donttripp go back to your anime they dont exist :)

Fredrick Fedoray™. 139 IQ. Ugly people get scraps....the DNA that your parents gave you bought you a ticket to a life of leftovers.....#NoOffense

+donttripp get back to me when your little cupcake cheats on you with chad ;)

+Fredrick Fedoray™. 139 IQ. lol pray for chad....he might not make it....

+Danny Puran lol true....I live in Los Angeles and they ate few and far between.....

Agreed

The King of kings

+Alan Shore Mom and pop shops seem to be the best at giving you a great value. corporate places are usually the complete opposite.

RckyIRL Word.

***** See? I was right. Fuck off douchebag, you have IQ of a shit worm and no one likes you.

***** You've missed the part where I told you to fuck off. Fuck off, douchebag.

Me too but that's also why we are the unhealthiest in the world lol

Its like that in Sweden too. The country folks are portrayed as ignorant and prejudice by the media and politicians in the cities. Divide and conquer. Old as time.

Born in Nashville and grew up there. I'm also in Georgia now and agree with you 100% on all points. Nashville has changed so much in the past 20 years, but I still miss it.

I love bbq and yuna

english is my 2nd language and it was damn hard to understand to some people

Joseph Kroon

These are some heavy southern accents, no doubt

You are referring to the British dude, right?

American Man I don’t talk southern even though I was born here but it doesn’t even sound like an accent to me anymore😂

U and me both brother

Where are you? It's not an accent in Tennessee.

That must be the ONLY accent you're ever heard then! lol

It's like giving Mexicans credit for tacos. Everyone already fucking knows.

Well, they don't give credit because it really isn't true, the spanish and the Indians coined the term for cooking over green wood called barbacoa, here, this from the Smithsonian: The first indigenous tribes Christopher Columbus encountered on the island he named Hispaniola had developed a unique method for cooking meat over an indirect flame, created using green wood to keep the food (and wood) from burning. Reports indicate that the Spanish referred to this new style of cooking as barbacoa: the original barbecue. As the Spanish explorers who followed Columbus turned their expeditions north, they brought the cooking technique with them. In 1540, close to present-day Tupelo, Mississippi, the Chicksaw tribe, in the presence of explorer Hernando de Soto, cooked a feast of pork over the barbacoa. Eventually, the technique made its way to the colonies, traveling as far north as Virginia. And here's the whole article: www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/the-evolution-of-american-barbecue-13770775/?no-ist

***** My retarded article is from the smithsonian, there's literally no better source, if you don't care about it, you never cared about the truth in the first place, which is endemic of a professional black victim. Chris columbus did indeed discover america, of course everybody knew once he arrived that they weren't the first on the land, the king of spain knew it, the sailors knew it, however he did discover it, because the Indians didn't know where they were, didn't know what the world looked like, they had no context--the vikings were in america before columbus yet they didn't discover it, why? Because they didn't place it in context. Context. Placement in the big picture...that's discovery.

You getting asshurt over Christopher Columbus doesn't change the fact that barbecue has Native American/Spanish roots.

dav dav Ummm, no, because we have primary sources for all of it, so your wrong, you'll always be wrong because apparently, you're an idiot. Go figure.

+Allexander DM Step into my cage and you can little boy

+Pepe The Peeper right now, that feels worth it

Pepe The Peeper ahahaha, I noticed your reply just now

I am glad You fould the food from where I live so interesting it's great btw

i was just saying he is really good

you ain't lyin brotha!

+Benjamin Suh haha, Murica' bruh.