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The Shrimp At Red Lobster Are Officially Growing

Red Lobster is making sure its shrimp won't be shrimpy. The restaurant chain has increased the portions of the shrimp for lunch and dinner entrees by sizes ranging from 47 percent to 86 percent, a Red Lobster spokesperson told The Huffington Post. The increase comes in response to customer demand. "Over the past several years, we started hearing from guests that they wanted shrimp at Red Lobster to be bigger and better – better taste, better texture, better flavor and a more consistent and appealing eating experience," the spokesperson said.  The chain has also changed the way they prepare the now-bigger shrimp. The scampi is now handcrafted in-house with a 1/2 oz more scampi sauce (made with white wine, butter and garlic) as a result of consumer requests for more sauce per serving.

 

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