Consumed on the Isle of Arran, Scotland.
this post was submitted on 18 Nov 2023
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I would not eat something if i can still look it in the eye.
But the eye's cooked
...and delicious
I've never eaten the eye, is that actually a thing?
Yeah. You can eat the eyes and suck the juices out of the head, if you're looking to not waste any part of your shrimpy boi. If not, you can always use the heads for stock.
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😂
I mean, you could just throw it away... But that's waste. There's a lot of quality nutrients in those shrimp heads.