Frog Legs, Ham Hocks, and Other Southern Specialties at the Sweet Auburn Curb Market SFA

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Atlantas Sweet Auburn Curb Market is almost 100 years old, and is as beloved by its customers as it is by its vendors. Watch the above mini documentary from the Southern Foodways Alliance film program to learn about the municipal market which is known both a community center and local grocery
Date: 2020-05-20

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Comments and reviews: 3

erica
I love this place. come the holidays or any other day. it is a go to for fresh items or plated, used to bring my kids here all the time. Gimme that whole oxtail and cut it thick! I miss you, Sweet Auburn!
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JawjaBill
Thankgiving and Xmas dinner has always included grilled sausages from the market that always disappear first. .before the turkey, the ham, the cakes, the mac n cheese, everything.
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orange
pay attention. not allowing blacks to sell there was a way of keeping people impoverished and from thriving to the extent they could. maintaining white privilege and might.
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