Crane Bay® Black Tiger Nobashi Ebi
1. What is the species of Black Tiger shrimp?
The species is Penaeus Monodon
2. What is the country of origin of Crane Bay® Black Tiger Nobashi Ebi? What sizes are available?
Sizes are 13/15, 16/20 and 21/25
3. One of the reasons Black Tiger shrimp is desirable, despite it being more expensive than White shrimp, is that it is available in larger sizes. Why do Black Tiger shrimp grow larger than White?
It’s in their DNA! Black Tiger shrimp naturally grow to larger sizes. They grow best on “extensive shrimp farms” where they don’t have to compete for food or space and can reach their potential of growing big. ***in short, farming methods are based upon stocking densities. “Extensive” shrimp farms grow the least amount of shrimp per square meter of water.
4. What are the main difference between Black Tiger and White shrimp in color, taste and texture.
Black White
Color Has tiger stripes on shell and tail lighter color with no stripes
Texture Firm with a “snappy, meaty texture” softer texture but still firm
Taste bold, sweet taste more delicate taste
5. Why is the shrimp treated with a moisture retention agent? (Phosphate)
The Phosphate maintains the quality of the frozen product by ensuring moisture is retained in the shrimp
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