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Moreton Bay Bug COOKED 250 grams

A sweet delicate taste with a medium texture.

Price: $9.70


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Whole Moreton Bay Bugs GREEN (150 gram each)

Bugs have a sweet delicate taste with a medium flesh texture. The flesh of the Moreton Bay bug is unusually versatile, and can be cooked in a variety of ways, including BBQ, deep-frying, boiling/poaching, steaming, or stir-frying.

Whole Moreton Bay Bugs GREEN (150 gram each)More Details

One common way of preparing this lobster in Thai cuisine is by deep-frying the chopped pieces in a garlic and turmeric flour coating.

Moreton Bay Bugs are found along the entire coast of the northern half of Australia. They live on the sea bed, in turbid inshore coastal waters from 10 metres to 30 metres in depth over soft, unconsolidated mud and fine sand and silt particles.


Price: $7.20


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