Do you eat shrimp tails or discard them?
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I hold that tail and pull it off, and I throw it away.
I don't like shrimps at all and I wouldn't eat them either
I pull them off. Don't like the creaking feeling between my teeth.
If they are very good, I mostly eat them in Chinese rice when I buy it on the street they have shrimp counted but they are very good
Well, I've seen that in Asian culture they don't waste anything when it comes to preparing and eating this type of meal.
I suppose there are many ways to prepare it or eat it according to the recipe or the person's taste I think.
I usually peel the shrimp before eating them and I don't eat the shell or the tail, but in general, shrimp are delicious
I think that depends on the region and culture of the people and maybe some recipes also use them to eat and it's normal.
I have known some people usually use shrimp tails to give texture to sauces. I think that in some cultures this is common, however there are many myths about it.
I think it's not necessary to eat the cola, there is no meat there, although I know that good soups are made with them
No, those things are not to be eaten. However, most of the taste is in the tail. That is why these are used to prepare the fumé for the shrimp croquettes.
I don't really like eating with chewing and swallowing, but I do put it in my mouth for a while and then spit it it out again.
I hardly ever eat them, but certainly not the tail. I pull the meat out of the head and tail. The big prawns in Portugal are the best.
I don't like shrimp at all and will never order or buy them and don't have to throw anything away.
I love many types of fish, but there are exceptions including shrimp. With or without a tail just not at all. My husband eats them and then without a tail
