Shrimp that’s in the shell will sometimes come with the head attached, which is where most of the fat is concentrated; some like to cook shrimp with the heads on, twist the head off and suck out ...

Cats, on the other hand, can eat shrimp heads (and tails and legs!), with no concern. If you decide that eating the shrimp tails isn't for you, let your kitty lap up those tasty morsels.

Image Shrimp heads and shells are particularly nutritious and are crushed into shrimp paste in some countries, but most American diners avoid them.Credit...Chris M. Rogers/Gallery Stock So are ...

Shrimp açorda requires just the following ingredients: Recipe Notes: Jumbo Shrimp (heads and tails on) - Living in Portugal, we see all different size classifications for shrimp. In you're in ...