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Octopus - Octopus 1-2 lb

Octopus - Octopus 1-2 lb

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Brand: Gorton's of Gloucester
Category: Grocery

Buy New: $23.99



New (2) from $23.99

Sales Rank: 83155

Media: Misc.

ASIN: B0010TK9NS

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:
  • When you order you'll receive a 1 to 2 lb whole, cleaned, frozen octopus. Each octopus is packed in a clear plastic bag.

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Originally hailed in the Mediterranean as a celebrated seafood delicacy, octopus has become a true epicurean treasure throughout the world. Delicious and mild, the unique flavor of octopus is quite extraordinary when boiled, stewed, marinated, or grilled. You'll find wonderful octopus recipes including octopus salad, octopus pasta, and more. Be sure to check our recipe collection for some delicious Octopus recipe ideas. The octopus for sale at Gorton's Fresh Seafood is fully cleaned and ready for cooking. Each octopus is also individually frozen in a distinctive pinwheel form that preserves the octopus' shape and creates a stunning presentation.

Item Details and Quality:
With eight arms completely adorned with suction cups and three hearts that pump blue blood, there is little wonder the octopus is one of the strangest animals we use for food. This odd looking sea creature is a mollusk even though it has no shell. The most highly developed of its species, the octopus has the most complex brain with vision as its highest developed sense.The octopus for sale from Gorton's Fresh Seafood is a cephalopod. The octopus has a pliable body that consists of tentacles sprouting directly from its head. This is where the Greek word ""cephalopod"" is derived from. The translation is ""headed foot.""Raw octopus meat has a purplish color, although the flesh turns white when cooked. There is little waste with octopus. Every part of this creature can be eaten with the exception of the eyes, the mouth, and the viscera, which are all removed prior to freezing.Octopus recipes vary greatly from fried to pickled to grilled, so you're sure to find several octopus recipes that will become favorites. In fact, an Australian favorite is barbequed octopus.


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