cajun culture

Louisiana and Cajun Culture have so many local creepy legends that when it comes to Halloween, you don't have to look very hard for a great costume.

Whether it's our food, music, art, or lifestyle, there have been numerous times where our lil' slice of heaven has infiltrated pop culture all over the world.

I mean, we have automatic rice cookers, so why not roux cookers?

In 2003, the romantic comedy "How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days" was released starring Kate Hudson and Mathew McConaughey. The movie's title got me thinking, what things would someone have to do or say to lose a Cajun in 10 days?

As Cajuns, there are things we do and say that we don't think twice about. But, to people outside of Louisiana, these things can be really confusing.

The cost of some of these items vary, so we just took the best average price we could.

Louisiana and Cajun Culture have so many local creepy legends that when it comes to Halloween, you don't have to look very hard for a great costume.

Have you ever heard of "The Letiche" swamp children who haunt the swamps of South Louisiana?

Just about everything we do here in Louisiana is almost like an inside joke. If you're not from here, chances are you'll have no clue what we might be talking about. In fact, some of the things we say might even make a person, say a Yankee, kind of nervous.

If you really want to kick your Valentine's Day up a few notches, maybe this Cajun love spell is exactly what you need.

Previously, we covered the most common Cajun last names in Louisiana. That got us thinking, what would the least common Cajun last names be? If you have one of these last names, consider yourself pretty unique.

In Louisiana, we take our culture and heritage very seriously. There are a few unwritten rules that if broken could land you in some pretty hot water. To try and help you out, we've put together a list of "7 Things You Should Never Say To, Or Ask A Cajun".