Is it appropriate to serve unpeeled shrimp at a holiday feast?

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Is it appropriate to serve unpeeled shrimp at a holiday feast?
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IRINA
I don't think so
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Olchik
No
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lesik
If the company is just for a beer, then yes... If not, then no.
Even fish should be served prepared, so guests don't have to pick at it with their hands to clean it.
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Elina
Can you imagine what this will turn into? 💀 Although, it depends on the type of celebration. If it's a beer pong party with chanson music, then it's appropriate 😁. But if everyone comes dressed up beautifully in dresses and sits peeling shrimp with manicures on – well… 🫤
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Elena
If it's just festive beer and snacks. Otherwise, they come peeled for us
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Samsonova Anya
Elina And that's what I thought, I need to have it right away
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Samsonova Anya
Elina thank you
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Samsonova Anya
lesik thank you
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Samsonova Anya
IRINA Thank you
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Vedeneva Yuliya
If it's a beer party, then yes
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Samsonova Anya
Vedeneva Yuliya No (but these guests really love shrimp
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Samsonova Anya
Elena thanks, got it
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Vedeneva Yuliya
Vedeneva Yuliya If you want to please them, then clean them and bake them or put them in the fryer.
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Samsonova Anya
Vedeneva Yuliya Oh, right, thanks… we'll have shrimp salad and maybe some skewers in the air fryer
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Katerina
Well, we eat pizza with our hands during the holidays, so shrimp won't scare us 🤣🤣
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Suhareva Olga
Familiar with putting them on the birthday cake, though I overcooked them and they were rubbery
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Yulenka
I wouldn't put it... my husband and I sit like this in the evenings before watching movies. For me, it's still associated with a light family snack for the evening
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Pustovit Elena
Elina They clean them with a knife and fork at the table in a restaurant, for example.
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Kseniya Florenskaya
Not for guests, but yes for family.
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Elina
Elina Yeah, especially if it's battered.
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Yuliya
Elina Wait, is it possible to not peel the shrimp before battering them?
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Elina
Elina I'm just giving serving suggestions: boil, peel, fry in batter, serve on lettuce leaves 👍
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Samsonova Anya
Suhareva Olga I'm making perfect ones)
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Samsonova Anya
Elina I came up with an idea to make spring rolls!)
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Yuliya
Elina 😀 I thought you saw some unpeeled battered shrimp somewhere 😂
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Elina
Elina It's like a Kinder Surprise, but the other way around 😁
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Yuliya
Elina Interesting idea, the guests will be delighted 😂
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