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tail-off

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tail-off [ˈteɪlɒf] Ndisminución f (paulatina)


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TO BETTER STAND OUT ON THE SHELF, THE SHRIMP ARE PACKAGED IN COLORFUL 12-OUNCE AND 2-POUND BAGS, EACH SHOWING A PREPARED DISH THAT TYPE OF SHRIMP WOULD BE BEST USED FOR, ALONG WITH DESCRIPTORS, SUCH AS "RECIPE READY-COOKED, CLEANED, TAIL-OFF," "UNCOOKED, CLEANED, TAIL-OFF" AND "READY-TO-EAT, PEELED, TAIL-ON.
Beer'n Batter Shrimp are available either tail-on or as tail-off butterflied tenders for hors d'oeuvres, appetizers and lunch or dinner entrees.
 
 
 
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