How To Eat A Lobster Tail
Tackling a lobster tail can be a buttery, messy (and delicious) challenge. Here's how to get the most meat for your money without embarrassing yourself.
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Tackling a lobster tail can be a buttery, messy (and delicious) challenge. Here's how to get the most meat for your money without embarrassing yourself.
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