Veladis Boiled-Frozen Shrimps 90-120 1kg
Food energy
94.00kcalProtein
16.70gCarbohydrates
0.00gFat
1.80g
Made inUkraine
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TrademarkVeladis
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Ingredients
- Boiled shrimp, drinking water.
Producer's site:
: veladis.uaProduct description from producer
Shrimp is an important component of a healthy diet. This is a low-calorie product, the basis of which is the protein needed by the body. Therefore, shrimp is one of the best components for a balanced and, moreover, very tasty diet. The habitat of the highest quality and tastiest Veladis shrimp is the crystal clear waters of the Arctic and Atlantic Oceans, which wash the island of Greenland - one of the few ecologically clean places on Earth, covered with 85% ice, except for a narrow coastline. The extraordinary beauty of nature is enchanting: an unforgettable landscape with numerous fjords and clear ocean waters, preserved from ancient times. This is where the fishing of nutritious and healthy shrimp, which offers to your table TM "Veladis". Try your best!
More information
Креветки продаются в сыром или варено-мороженом виде в упаковках, при этом сырые креветки имеют темно-зеленый или серый цвет, а обработанные — розовый. Мороженные вареные креветки, которые продают в пачках, не требуют длительной тепловой обработки, их можно просто размораживать или ошпаривать кипятком перед употреблением. Значения, указанные на упаковке в процентах - это количество ледяной глазури, то есть замороженной воды.
Калибр северных креветок маркируется так:
отборные - 50/70 штук в килограмме
средние - 70/90 штук в килограмме
мелкие - 90/120 штук в килограмме
Чем меньше значения - тем больше креветки и наоборот.
Giant tiger prawns are native to the coasts of the Arabian peninsula and the Pacific and Indian Ocean coasts of Australia, Indonesia, south and southeast Asia, and South Africa. Young giant tiger prawns are most commonly found in estuaries, lagoons and mangroves; they are very tolerant to a range of salinity levels from 2-30 ppt. Adults move into deeper waters and live on rocky or muddy bottoms, ranging in depth from 0-110 m (most commonly at 20-50 m). These shrimps may bury themselves in the substrate during the day, emerging to feed at night. They live in waters ranging from 28-33°C and are unlikely to survive in waters colder than 13°C.
