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A Guide to Shrimp - the Appetizer of Choice

May 10, 2010

Have you ever really looked at a shrimp? They are amazing creatures. Different kinds of shrimp grow to different sizes, yet all of them taste delicious. Nevertheless, there is a lot about shrimp that many people do not know. For instance, do you know that they refer to raw shrimp as being green?

Shrimp have ten legs. Since most of us do not see shrimp before they are shelled, we do not see the legs. What we call the head of the shrimp is actually the head and the thorax. It takes up half the body size of the shrimp. They are cousins to other crustaceans such as crabs and lobsters. They also are not far from insects on the old family tree, which is the reason some chefs call them "bugs."

In the United States, we eat a billion pounds of shrimp per year. In fact, in Las Vegas, Nevada, 60,000 pounds of shrimp are consumed every day... that is more than everywhere else in the U. S. combined! Wow, that is a lot of shrimp! Almost 90% of that is imported from Central America and Asia, and 40% of that is farmed shrimp. Almost 80% of the shrimp...

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What Are The Restaurants Where Kids Eat For Free?

January 10, 2010

With the price of food and other necessities steadily rising, we can all use a great deal. If you have children, finding a great deal or getting something for free can be a real treat. There are many restaurants that offer free meals for children under a certain age. This can be a real financial relief during difficult economic times.

The following is a list of restaurants where kids can eat for free:

IHOP: For children 12 years and under, they can eat at IHOP for free everyday. The hours of the free meal offer are from 4pm to 8pm. For each adult entree purchased, a child can have one free kids' menu item. The IHOP kids' menu includes cheese sandwiches, omelets, pancakes, cheeseburgers, eggs, French toast, chicken strips, and fish. Deals on various dishes will vary from one IHOP location to another.

Piccadilly: From Monday to Saturday, the Piccadilly offers children under the age of 6 free meals. The kids' meals normally include such food as grilled chicken, hot pockets, corn dogs, and chicken tenders. There are also dessert dishes offered which includes pudding, a cupcake, or jello. A kid's beverage also comes with the meal.

Red Robin: On...

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