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Is a lobsters tail delicate

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14y ago
Updated: 8/19/2019

The uncooked tail of a lobster is not delicate. It is covered by a shell that protects the top and bottom of the tail. Once cooked the meat inside is very delicate and very tasty. To open the tail requires a bit of work to crack and then romove the meat.

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