Lb Snow Crab & Whole Shrimp

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"Lb" stands for "pound," which is a unit of weight used in the United States. So, when you see "lb" next to a menu item, it usually means that the item is priced per pound.

"Snow crab" is a type of crab that is known for its sweet, delicate meat. It is called "snow crab" because of its snow-white meat and spiky, white-tipped legs. Snow crab is found in the cold waters of the North Pacific Ocean, and it is often caught in the Bering Sea.

"Whole shrimp" means that the shrimp are served with their heads, shells, and tails still on. Shrimp can come in many different sizes, and they can be cooked in a variety of ways, such as grilled, sautéed, or boiled.

So, when you see "lb snow crab & whole shrimp" on a menu, it likely means that you can order snow crab and shrimp that are priced per pound and served with their heads, shells, and tails still on. The restaurant may offer different size options for both the snow crab and the shrimp, so be sure to ask your server for more information.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.