Shrimp....

[John Moses Browning]

OK, I have no relation to this company. I am(as some others on here) a member of a sports message board and they have teamed up with this shrimp company and are offering a -50% off on their products for a limited time. Ends this weekend I think.
Their shrimp are getting great reviews and I love the packaging and convenience.

At -50% I am not sure you can beat this deal if the shrimp taste good. I have not tried yet, but my order is on the way. Their company rep said I could share this code so I thought I would share it with you guys.

Prime Shrimp - Exceptional Shrimp Made Simple

Premium Shrimp, Gourmet Seasonings and Sauces. Cook In Bag Convenience. Freezer to table in 10 minutes or less. No thawing or planning ahead. No prepping or handling raw seafood. No clean up after. The perfect combination of high quality and high convenience to elevate any occasion.

www.primeshrimp.com

Use promo code: ugasports

 

[Tikker]

Looks tasty, but I just compared it to the price on wild caught shrimp from the gulf of Mexico from Kroger. The price for Krogers 2 lbs is $24, compared to their price of $27.50, after discount with shipping included.

The only difference is that their shrimp is peeled and Kroger's isn't. Only thing I can't compare to is size of shrimp. Kroger states theirs as large, but that company doesn't show a size, only a quantity per pound.

I used the price on unseasoned shrimp to make things as fair as possible. It does show that theirs is free shipping if purchasing 4 packs of 2 lbs of shrimp but that still has it $2 more compared to 8 lbs of Kroger shrimp. Both places charge tax so it still charges more in the end, albeit a few bucks, compared to USA wild caught shrimp.

 

[Glorfindel]

Shrimp are the roach bugs of the ocean

 

[Rolling_trip]

Shrimp are the roach bugs of the ocean

And delicious!!!

 

[John Moses Browning]

Looks tasty, but I just compared it to the price on wild caught shrimp from the gulf of Mexico from Kroger. The price for Krogers 2 lbs is $24, compared to their price of $27.50, after discount with shipping included.

The only difference is that their shrimp is peeled and Kroger's isn't. Only thing I can't compare to is size of shrimp. Kroger states theirs as large, but that company doesn't show a size, only a quantity per pound.

I used the price on unseasoned shrimp to make things as fair as possible. It does show that theirs is free shipping if purchasing 4 packs of 2 lbs of shrimp but that still has it $2 more compared to 8 lbs of Kroger shrimp. Both places charge tax so it still charges more in the end, albeit a few bucks, compared to USA wild caught shrimp.

I think you forgot the 50% discount, so the shrimp would be $6.00/lb for the unseasoned. Plus the free shipping.

I like the seasoned cook-in-bag packaging where I can pull a bag out of the freezer and drop in boiling water for a few minutes. Bam! done.

 

[John Moses Browning]

Shrimp are the roach bugs of the ocean

 

[Retired Army]

Looks like a pretty good deal at $8 per pound peeled and deveined. Their count equates to med. lrg/large shrimp. Thanks for posting

 

[BigMike]

Thanks!!! Ordered 4lbs. I'll report back with the results.

 

[fast306stang]

Looks tasty, but I just compared it to the price on wild caught shrimp from the gulf of Mexico from Kroger. The price for Krogers 2 lbs is $24, compared to their price of $27.50, after discount with shipping included.

The only difference is that their shrimp is peeled and Kroger's isn't. Only thing I can't compare to is size of shrimp. Kroger states theirs as large, but that company doesn't show a size, only a quantity per pound.

I used the price on unseasoned shrimp to make things as fair as possible. It does show that theirs is free shipping if purchasing 4 packs of 2 lbs of shrimp but that still has it $2 more compared to 8 lbs of Kroger shrimp. Both places charge tax so it still charges more in the end, albeit a few bucks, compared to USA wild caught shrimp.

I think you forgot the 50% discount, so the shrimp would be $6.00/lb for the unseasoned. Plus the free shipping.

I like the seasoned cook-in-bag packaging where I can pull a bag out of the freezer and drop in boiling water for a few minutes. Bam! done.

Yes...I added 4 2# bags to my cart for a total of 8 pounds, was just under $55 shipped.

 

[Control for Smilers]

nasty arthropods...def sea bugs.