Omaha Steaks Redhook Ale Beer-Battered Shrimp

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$20.00at Omaha Steaks, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Omaha Steaks Redhook Ale Beer-Battered Shrimp

Omaha Steaks Redhook Ale Beer-Battered Shrimp is a frozen appetizer of shrimp in a batter made with Redhook Amber Ale. It ships as two 1-pound packages, so you get 2 pounds total. It is built for oven or fryer prep as a game-day or weeknight starter. No current store price was provided, so check the live comparison before buying.

Best forGame-day and party appetizersFamilies wanting a freezer backupBeer-batter fans who like a malty crustQuick weeknight starters

Pros

Real Redhook Amber Ale in the batter
Two 1-pound packages, 2 pounds total
Shrimp is the first ingredient
Works as an appetizer or light meal

Cons

Frozen shipping adds cost and thaw time
Breading can soften if reheated in a microwave

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Omaha Steaks Redhook Ale Beer-Battered Shrimp price history

Lowest price we've seen: $20.00 on Nov 2 at Omaha Steaks. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

Specifications

Packaging Size: 16 oz
Net Weight: 1 lb
Item Package Quantity: 2 packages
Primary Ingredient: Shrimp
Contains: Shrimp, Redhook-Amber Beer
Secondary Ingredients: Redhook Ale Beer-Battered
Primary Flavor

Questions and answers

How do you cook them?: Bake them on a sheet pan or deep-fry for a crisper crust. Follow the package directions and don't overcrowd the pan.
How much shrimp is in the box?: Two 1-pound packages, 2 pounds total. That is roughly enough for 8 to 12 appetizer portions.
Are they gluten-free?: No. The batter is made with Redhook Amber Ale and wheat flour, and the product contains shrimp.
Are they spicy?: No. The flavor is described as sweet, with a mild malty note from the amber ale.
When is the best time to buy?: Watch for bundle and multi-box promotions, which are common around holidays and game season. Compare the per-pound price across stores.