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Customer Reviews of Oxo Good Grips Shrimp Cleaner
Customer Rating:  Summary: shrimp cleaner Comment: bought it for my husband, haven't used it yet but he said it is just what he needed. Customer Rating:  Summary: Worse Oxo Product Comment: We love OXO products, but this one is not one of them. Shrimps get mangled. Might be good for very large shrimp though, but not for medium ones. My wife found it faster to just use her nails. Customer Rating: Summary: Doesn't do it for me.... Comment: I don't like the way this thing works... Luckily, after I ordered it, I found my old cheapie that had been misplaced during our move. I would suggest saving your money and buying one of the cheap plastic ones that work on the push stroke, and peels the shrimp by breaking the underside instead of cutting the shell down the back. I ruined more shrimp than I peeled with this one. I am hoping to find another use for it! Maybe a grout remover.... I find that rather sad, because I like the other OXO products I have purchased. The large handles prevents my bad finger from locking trying to hold something of small diameter... ;0)) PK Customer Rating: Summary: Yeah baby...it's shrimptastic Comment: This OXO product is easy to use and because of the large soft handle, easy to hold. It seems sturdy enough to me, I don't really understand why some reviewers think that it's flimsy. Just hold a de-headed shrimp under a slow drizzle of running cold water insert the tip into the "vein" and follow the curve around to the back of the tail. Slip off the shell with legs attached from the bottom and voila...shelled shrimp. Customer Rating: Summary: Shrimp Cleaner Not So Good Comment: Not as good as the last one we had, which was longer and not serrated. More Reviews Nothing mars the presentation of pearly pink shrimp more than unsightly black veins, which are in fact not veins at all, but the alimentary canals of the shrimp. Now anyone who paid any attention at all in junior high biology knows that an alimentary canal is not high on the list of good things to eat. Get rid of them easily and efficiently with this specialized tool. 
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Kitchen tips -> Frozen fish Thaw frozen fish in milk to help remove the frozen taste and provide for a fresh fish flavor |
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