Vannamei Shrimp PUD / Litopenaeus vannamei For Sale

Product : Litopenaeus vannamei / Vannamei Shrimp PUD Available For Sale

“Vannamei shrimp peeled un-deveined” is a term that describes pieces of vannamei shrimp (Litopenaeus vannamei) that have been peeled but have not been washed from the main vein (undeveined). This means that the outer shell of the shrimp has been removed, but the main veins on the shrimp’s back are still present.

The terms used in the description of this piece of shrimp have the following meanings:

1. Peeled: This indicates that the outer shell of the shrimp has been removed, so you don’t need to peel the shrimp shells before cooking or consuming them.
2. Un-Deveined: The word “undeveined” indicates that the veins on the shrimp’s back are still present and not removed. This main vein is the digestive vein of shrimp and is often considered annoying by some people because it can have an unwanted taste.

Un-Deveined Peeled Vannamei shrimp pieces are commonly used in a variety of seafood dishes, such as sauté, stir-fry, grilled, or processed into various shrimp dishes. This cut allows you to save time and effort in food preparation because the shrimp shells are already removed, although the main veins are still present. Usually, the main veins can be removed by slicing the back of the shrimp with a sharp knife before or after cooking, depending on your preference. Pieces of shrimp like this can be found in seafood markets or shops selling marine products.