Large Green Banana Prawns are back at $15 per kg, although the 'full price' has also dropped from $26/kg to $20/kg. Product of Australia.
Love simply pan-frying these after marinating the peeled prawns briefly with crushed garlic, smoked paprika, salt and pepper, olive oil; adding some chopped flat leaf parsley towards the end and serving with a slice of lime.
18 years to ripen, jv
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WasWere $20/kg)
FTFY
Don't you have anything better to do with your time?
Time is relative.
The price is X it was Y….
The title states : "the prawns", not "the price"
Don't know why they called it large when they looks more like medium.
have to agree… coles and woolies prawns are quite small… not large at all… medium is a bit of a stretch.
It’s by luck I guess. I bought 3kg box banana prawn last time and the size was surprisingly good, larger than those so called large king prawns in the store.
However a couple of weeks ago the Large King prawn deal turned out really small. Go figure.
You must got delivered a prince prawns
That’s what she said
Upvoted for the recepie ✌️
I don't think it is a pie
For those wondering, these are grown in Australia and not in Vietnam or China.
I should have mentioned they are Australian, updated description now, thanks.
Dun care about Vietnam or china but are any Aus seafood imported from Japan waters?
$10/kg direct from the trawler in Lakes Entrance
Can catch 2 x 10L buckets at my local creek for < $10 of fuel in Feb - April.
Direct from ocean to ice slurry to boiling water or frypan.
I could do that too, but I’m lazy aha
Good deal. Thanks OP last time I went too late and the seafood section was closed.
Same price in Coles, at least at Burwood Westfield.
Thanks, it's in the Coles catalogue too
Cooked this last night, very nice!
How long do they take to ripen?