The shelled Red King Crab legs are extremely flavourful. This delicate crab meat from Kamchatka is perfect in a sauce or on a salad. It’s cooked then shelled, and ready to be eaten.
Shelled Red King Crab Legs
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| Weight | 200 g |
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