
On this trip Mike had a "Shrimp topper", a pre-skewered 41-50 count Shrimp-split and skewered. This item runs roughly 35-40 cents each and comes packed about 44 skewer per 2Lb bag, 5 bags per case.

Two frozen tuna items were big hits. Both items are by-products of South Pacific Ahi Tuna. They were both treated with a tasteless wood smoke and then cryogenically frozen.
Previously, putting sushi-grade tuna into the freezer was tantamount to throwing it away. Once the translucent red flesh hits standard freezing temperatures (minus 10 degrees F), it quickly turns to a less-appealing chocolate brown. Because oxidation darkens its color in only a matter of hours, getting tuna to the market fresh has always been a battle against the clock.
The solution combines old and new technologies. Take wood-smoke processing and filter it with state-of-the-art equipment, and you have “tasteless smoke.” The filtered wood smoke penetrates the fish without imparting a smoky odor or taste, while preserving its color, flavor, texture and, most importantly, its value.
The first item was a tuna scape. Scrape is perfect for teka maki, smoking, salads, stir fry's and more. Running roughly $3.00 per pound this is a versatile by product.
The second item called Crazy Cuts run about $3.50 per pound and can be used in any

The feedback from customers was all positive, with special orders being placed as we traveled.
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