Collection: Shrimp
A shrimp's size is measured by the number of individual shrimp it takes to make up a pound. A label of 16/20 means that there are between 16 and 20 of these shrimp in a pound. Sometimes you'll see a letter U as well, like U10, which means fewer than 10 of those shrimp make up a pound.
The main takeaway? The smaller the number, the bigger the shrimp. While labels like "medium" or "jumbo" aren't regulated and thus can vary greatly from seller to seller, here's a general guide when picking shrimp for a recipe that doesn't specify shrimp size by count number:
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White Pacific Shrimp Cooked Tail On Size 41-50
- Regular price
- $23.99
- Sale price
- $23.99
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White Pacific Shrimp Cooked Tail On Size 41-50
- Regular price
- $12.99
- Sale price
- $12.99
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White Pacific Shrimp Cooked Tail On Size 21-25
- Regular price
- $15.99
- Sale price
- $15.99
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White Pacific Shrimp cooked Tail On Size 31-40
- Regular price
- $15.99
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- $15.99
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White Pacific Shrimp Cooked tail On Size 16-20
- Regular price
- $17.99
- Sale price
- $17.99
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Black Tiger Shirmp cooked Tail on Size 8-12 454 G
- Regular price
- $0.00
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- $0.00
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