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Southerners know that a road trip isn’t complete without a stop at Buc-ee’s. It doesn’t matter if you don’t need gas or if you’re not hungry — when you pass a Buc-ee’s, you stop and load up on snacks anyway. You’ll walk away with your Buc-ee’s hat in one hand, extra-large Diet Coke in the other, and feel like you’ve just experienced something magical. If you’re not lucky enough to travel near a Buc-ee’s, you don’t need to live vicariously through the internet. You can purchase a select variety of Buc-ee’s snacks online and indulge no matter where you are.
Even though Buc-ee’s doesn’t have an official online store, you can still purchase plenty of your favorite Buc-ee’s snacks on Amazon. There are tons of classic snacks that shoppers love, such as Beaver Nuggets (aka the one snack you can’t miss at Buc-ee’s) and Buc-ee’s beef jerky. While you can’t purchase Buc-ee’s hot brisket sandwiches on Amazon (some of Texas’s most popular brisket), you can purchase Buc-ee’s barbecue sauces and brisket rubs. Plus, many items are available through Prime, so you can have those Buc-ee’s Praline Pecans at your front door in a matter of days.
Amazon has a decent variety of Buc-ee’s products
You may find some of Buc-ee’s most popular snacks while scrolling through Amazon, but your indulgence comes at a price. A 13-ounce pack of those sweet Beaver Nuggets may go for about $3-$5 at an actual Buc-ee’s store, but on Amazon, that same pack costs about $11. Same with the iconic 20-ounce Buc-ee’s Original Barbecue sauce, which goes for about $3 in the store and is marked up to over $10 on Amazon. There’s no official explanation as to why Buc-ee’s doesn’t sell its own products directly on the Buc-ee’s website, but perhaps it has something to do with cultivating an experience and forcing customers to go into a store to purchase a bag of Buc-ee’s Butter Pecan Toffees for themselves.
Amazon isn’t the only online retailer selling the best Buc-ee’s snacks. Walmart has a fairly extensive selection of Buc-ee’s beloved beef jerky flavors, from Bohemian Garlic to Lemon Peppered, though it depends on location. Plenty of avid Buc-ee’s fans try their hands at reselling the food and merchandise on personal sites, but none have been quite as successful as Texas Snax, a man based out of Texas who runs a multi-million dollar business purchasing and reselling Buc-ee’s items. If you’re within driving distance to a Buc-ee’s, you’ll probably save some money and maybe get a photo with the mascot, but if you’re out of range, you can always hope that Amazon (or Texas Snax!) will save the day.
