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Home › Forums › Miscellaneous Forums › Miscellaneous – Food Related › NJ to TX In Search of TX BBQ › RE: NJ to TX In Search of TX BBQ

May 17, 2006 at 8:46 pm #2561193
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You have to go to Cooper’s. It’s a true experience. Their huge smokers are outside. The pitmasters don’t look like butchers, rather like they’ve spent time on the range. The Texas of my imagination was found there. I went to City Market at about 6 in the morning and was also blown away. Unfortunately I only ordered a half pound to leave room for the Lockhart trio. Now I regret it a bit. After my long tour of the Austin/ Hill Country area, Cooper’s was my favorite by far. The meat, location, customers, and overall vibe cannot be matched.

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