/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>16544457
Pretty much considering it's not crab but rather fish paste shaped into sticks and dyed red on the outside to look like crab. But like a hot dog, despite being gross as a concept, they're not bad. It's no replacement for real crab meat freshly picked, but it's ok for cheap seafood salad or faux new england crab roll, in homemade "sushi", particularly for those not comfortable working with raw fish, and good deep fried (but then again, not much isnt). If you dont have the budget for real crab, particularly in dishes with a lot of other flavors that would prevent you from really getting the most out of fresh crab, it's pretty good.