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try crayfish

  • 23-01-2008 4:44pm
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    pwd
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    Crayfish tails are very tasty. Very much like lobster, but a lot cheaper. If you like lobster you should try crayfish.
    I got a little pot of crayfish tails in brine in dunnes for about 2 euro. You can also get rob roy branded ones.


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  • #2
    CodeMonkey
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    You can get them fresh (still moving) in the asian market in Drury Street. They also have frozen sea bass etc. I have no idea how much they cost though.


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    18AD
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    I got crayfish sushi a while back. Lovely stuff.
    Reminded me of crab/lobster meat too.

    +1 for crayfish.


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    quazzy
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    pwd wrote: »
    Crayfish tails are very tasty. Very much like lobster, but a lot cheaper. If you like lobster you should try crayfish.
    I got a little pot of crayfish tails in brine in dunnes for about 2 euro. You can also get rob roy branded ones.

    Support ++

    I also buy these from dunnes - good value and tasty to boot.


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