A plaque remaining from the Big Apple Night Club at West 135th Street and Seventh Avenue in Harlem.

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Entry from June 25, 2007
South Waco Shrimp (chicken tails)

“South Waco shrimp” is another name for chicken tails. The dish is served at Krispy Chicken in Waco.
   
 
Ask the Expert
You can also look for Krispy Chicken phone 254-754-3869 located @ 601 S. 11th Street – famous for South Waco Shrimp – you will have to eat there to understand!
 
Praise Whistlers Discussion Forum
There is also a place that serves South Waco Shrimp, they sell out early and I recommend you pass. But ask the locals about them if you get the chance.
   
Austin American-Statesman
Hey, it’s a long way to—urp!—Dallas
Author: John Kelso, AMERICAN-STATESMAN STAFF  
Date: October 9, 2003 Publication: Austin American-Statesman (TX) Word Count: 473
 
On the road again for the Texas-OU football game? Then how about some highlights you can hit while you’re headed up Interstate 35? If, after 100 miles of hard road, you get a hankering for some fat, just pull off the highway, head into Waco, and drop in at Krispy Chicken, a fried chicken joint at 601 S. 11th St.
 
This is a budget meal. For $3, you can get an order of 15 chicken tails with fries. Chicken tails are those little bouncy balls of fun that you find—one per bird—on the back end of the chicken. Brad Davis, whose dad, Lewis Davis, owns the place, says the popular chicken tails are known as “South Waco shrimp.” So this is what passes for seafood in Waco. “We sell out of ‘em every day,” said Brad, who adds that the chicken tails are a big favorite at the VA hospital.

Posted by Barry Popik
Texas (Lone Star State Dictionary) • Monday, June 25, 2007 • Permalink


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