Vannamei Shrimp PDTO / Litopenaeus vannamei For Sale

Product : Litopenaeus vannamei / Vannamei Shrimp PDTO Available For Sale

Vannamei shrimp Peeled Deveined Tail On (PDTO) is a term that refers to pieces of vannamei shrimp (Litopenaeus vannamei) that have been peeled, washed from the main veins (deveined), but still have a tail (tail on). This is a very common piece of shrimp used in seafood dishes.

Here is a further explanation of the main components of the term:

1. Peeled: Peeled pieces of shrimp mean that the outer shell of the shrimp has been removed. This makes the shrimp easier to cook and eat, without the need to peel the skin beforehand.
2. Deveined: In pieces of shrimp that have been washed from the main veins, the veins present on the shrimp’s back have been removed. The main vein is the digestive vein of shrimp and is often removed because it can have an unwanted taste.
3. Tail On: This piece of shrimp still has an intact tail and is not removed. Shrimp tails are often left on because they give an interesting look and texture to dishes and can be used as a handle when eating them.

Vannamei PDTO shrimp pieces are often used in a variety of dishes, such as sauté, stir-fry, grilled, or processed into various shrimp dishes. The lingering shrimp tails are usually used to give a more attractive look to the dish and can serve as a handle when eating shrimp. These pieces can be found in seafood markets or shops selling marine products and are often used in food preparation because of their convenience and attractive appearance.