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fresh shrimp has no carbs nor fat grill it or broil it or you can even
boil it and they taste great! If your in the huntsville,al area you can
get fresh shrimp delivered from the docks of south louisiana for about
$8-$10 per pound just send an email to [email hidden] for more
information. they usually have fresh shrimp every saturday morning but
to make sure they do send them an email with contact information and
how many pounds you would like anything over 100lbs is $8.00 50-99lbs
is $9.00 and 49lbs or less is $10.00 so get your orders in now
these are jumbo shrimp 10-15 counts which mean you get 10-15 shrimp per
pound. they will also give you recipes if you ask when you pick up your
shrimp.

In article <[email hidden]>,

Quoted message said:

fresh shrimp has no carbs nor fat grill it or broil it or you can even
boil it and they taste great! If your in the huntsville,al area you can
get fresh shrimp delivered from the docks of south louisiana for about
$8-$10 per pound just send an email to [email hidden] for more
information. they usually have fresh shrimp every saturday morning but
to make sure they do send them an email with contact information and
how many pounds you would like anything over 100lbs is $8.00 50-99lbs
is $9.00 and 49lbs or less is $10.00 so get your orders in now
these are jumbo shrimp 10-15 counts which mean you get 10-15 shrimp per
pound. they will also give you recipes if you ask when you pick up your
shrimp.

Why when I can buy good shrimp locally for $4.99 to $6.99 per lb.
depending on the size, and I don't have to pay for gas to drive there?
;-)

And I'm not paying for shrimp heads that are inedible?
--
Peace!
Om

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a Son of a [censored]"
-- Jack Nicholson

OmManiPadmeOmelet said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

Quoted message said:

fresh shrimp has no carbs nor fat grill it or broil it or you can even
boil it and they taste great! If your in the huntsville,al area you can
get fresh shrimp delivered from the docks of south louisiana for about
$8-$10 per pound just send an email to [email hidden] for more
information. they usually have fresh shrimp every saturday morning but
to make sure they do send them an email with contact information and
how many pounds you would like anything over 100lbs is $8.00 50-99lbs
is $9.00 and 49lbs or less is $10.00 so get your orders in now
these are jumbo shrimp 10-15 counts which mean you get 10-15 shrimp per
pound. they will also give you recipes if you ask when you pick up your
shrimp.

Why when I can buy good shrimp locally for $4.99 to $6.99 per lb.
depending on the size, and I don't have to pay for gas to drive there?
;-)

And I'm not paying for shrimp heads that are inedible?
--
Peace!
Om

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a Son of a [censored]"
-- Jack Nicholson

Have you ever had fresh shrimp boiled or steamed in the shell? Silly
question, because if you had, you would see the flaw in your logic.

TC

<[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

fresh shrimp has no carbs nor fat grill it or broil it or you can even
boil it and they taste great! If your in the huntsville,al area you can
get fresh shrimp delivered from the docks of south louisiana for about
$8-$10 per pound just send an email to [email hidden] for more
information. they usually have fresh shrimp every saturday morning but
to make sure they do send them an email with contact information and
how many pounds you would like anything over 100lbs is $8.00 50-99lbs
is $9.00 and 49lbs or less is $10.00 so get your orders in now
these are jumbo shrimp 10-15 counts which mean you get 10-15 shrimp per
pound. they will also give you recipes if you ask when you pick up your
shrimp.

Commercial aside... I go to a local Chinese buffet and have platefulls of
decent size peel and eat shrimp, instead of the rice and noodle dishes that
most eat. Geez I must eat 2 lbs of shrimp for the $5.99 lunch buffet price!

--

JK Sinrod
www.sinrodstudios.com
www.MyConeyIslandMemories.com

On 7 Jun 2006 15:47:49 -0700, [email hidden] wrote:

|
|OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote:

|>
|> Why when I can buy good shrimp locally for $4.99 to $6.99 per lb.
|> depending on the size, and I don't have to pay for gas to drive there?
|> ;-)
|>
|> And I'm not paying for shrimp heads that are inedible?
|> --
|> Peace!
|> Om
|>

|Have you ever had fresh shrimp boiled or steamed in the shell? Silly
|question, because if you had, you would see the flaw in your logic.
|
|TC

Sure, here in Tidewater Virginia we have fresh shrimp all the time and
many restaurants and night spots serve all-you-can-eat boiled shrimp
that you eat as you peel the shell off. But they still have the heads
cut off before they're boiled.

Quoted message said:

fresh shrimp has no carbs nor fat

Not completely true. Crustaceans run about 0.1 gram of carb
per ounce. Very low but not zero. For a full meal of shrimp
or crab or lobster you should probably count the meat as 1
gram. Fat also may be low but also isn't zero.

Quoted message said:

grill it or broil it or you can even
boil it and they taste great!

Yup. Deep fried during a fondue dinner works well, too.

Quoted message said:

If your in the huntsville,al area ...

If you're in that area make a point of avoiding doing business with
a spammer.