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Q&A When selecting frozen abalones sealed in clear plastic, what shade is best?

When selecting frozen abalones sealed in clear plastic, look for a natural beige to light ivory shade. This color indicates freshness and proper handling. Avoid abalones that appear dark brown, gre...

posted 8mo ago by SGRCatering‭

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#1: Initial revision by user avatar SGRCatering‭ · 2026-02-04T10:22:59Z (8 months ago)
When selecting frozen abalones sealed in clear plastic, look for a natural beige to light ivory shade. This color indicates freshness and proper handling. Avoid abalones that appear dark brown, grey, yellowish, or have uneven patches, as these can signal oxidation, freezer burn, or age. The surface should look clean and slightly glossy, not cloudy or dry. Consistent color usually means better texture and taste.