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TrueSouth (2018)
Season 7 • Episode 3 • Lexington, Tenn.
TrueSouth Season 7, Episode 3: Lexington, Tenn.
Western Tennessee is one of the cradles of American barbecue culture. Less than 20 miles separate two of the best old-guard joints in the South, BE Scott's BBQ in Lexington and Ramey's BBQ in Parsons. Here, the team witnesses how the Parker and Ramey families, working hard to do right by their inheritances, depend on each other to cook whole hogs over hickory coals. Watch TrueSouth Season 7, Episode 3 Lexington, Tenn. in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of TrueSouth Season 7, Episode 3 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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