Courseys Smoked Meats

55 reviews

+1 (870) 439-2503

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Rice Krispie treats we made with Coursey's bacon!

Bacon fried in oven at 400 for 20 minutes.

We always grab some Coursey's smoked bacon to make BLT's! It doesn't shrink up!

Summer tastes like Arkansas tomatoes and Coursey's smoked bacon!

152 Courseys Dr

Saint Joe, AR 72675

+1 (870) 439-2503

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Coursey's Smoked Meats is a small family-owned business in Saint Joe, AR that specializes in producing a variety of smoked meats.

With a focus on traditional smoking techniques, Coursey's offers a selection of high-quality smoked meats for customers to enjoy.

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4.555 reviews

Stone A.

7/8/2024

Coursey's smoked bacon is the standard by which all bacon should be judged. I have tried smoked bacon all over America but nothing even comes close to Coursey's bacon My birthday is in July and...

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Jane A.

11/6/2024

Bacon is simply fabulous! Prompt shipping. I have used them for years & will continue

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Melissa W.

8/11/2024

We got a pound of smoked turkey, ham, cheddar and bacon. Everything was excellent. I've never had turkey lunch meat as delicious as this! I was pleasantly surprised. Will definitely stop every...

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Beau N.

4/18/2024

We stop and get the smoked turkey and cheddar cheese a couple times a year. Always fantastic!!

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James W.

8/29/2023

I visit this place every time I get an opportunity. This is probably one of the best smoked meat houses you'll ever find. If you get a chance it is located just outside of Saint Joe on the...

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