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Can you freeze whole raw crawfish?

Asked: Shawn McLaughlin, Last Updated:

Crawfish can be frozen in the freezer and they actually freeze very well. The crawfish can be frozen either as a whole or just the tail. Preparing them to be frozen is an important step to preserving their taste and texture.

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