Fresh Shrimp
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$11.00at Local 130 Seafood NJHome DeliveryChecked Nov 9
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Price facts
- Last seen at $11.00 at Local 130 Seafood NJHome Delivery on Nov 9.
Our take on the Fresh Shrimp
Fresh shrimp sold raw and untreated, with no additives or chemical treatment. They run 16 to 20 pieces per pound, a large size that suits grilling, sauteing and skewering. The shrimp were previously frozen, so they need to be cooked rather than eaten raw. Compared with smaller shrimp counts, the larger size holds up better to high heat and keeps a meaty bite, but it also cooks less evenly if the pieces vary.
Best forGrilling and skeweringQuick weeknight saute or stir-fryShrimp cocktail and chilled dishesBuyers avoiding treated or additive-packed shrimp
Pros
- No treatment or additives
- Large 16-20 count per pound
- Versatile across many cooking methods
- Raw, so you control the seasoning and doneness
Cons
- Previously frozen, not fresh off the boat
- Must be cooked before eating
Fresh Shrimp prices at every store
- Local 130 Seafood NJHome DeliveryNew
In stockReturn policy
$11.00Checked Nov 9
About the Fresh Shrimp
Fresh shrimp with no treatment and no chemicals. The shrimp were previously frozen.
The shrimp are sized at 16-20 pieces per pound.
- Size
- 16-20 pieces per lb
- Treatment
- None, no chemicals
- Condition
- Previously frozen
- Category
- Fresh seafood
Questions and answers
- Are these shrimp raw or cooked?
- Raw. They need to be cooked before you eat them.
- What does 16-20 pieces per pound mean?
- It is a size count: roughly 16 to 20 shrimp make up one pound. That is a large size, good for grilling and skewers.
- Were these shrimp frozen?
- Yes. They were previously frozen, so thaw them fully before cooking.
- Are they treated with anything?
- No. They are sold with no treatment and no additives.
- How should I cook them?
- Grill, saute, boil, broil or stir-fry. Large shrimp cook fast, so watch them closely to avoid overcooking.
- Where is the Fresh Shrimp cheapest?
- At Local 130 Seafood NJHome Delivery, for $11.00, as of our latest check.