Last Chance Foods: For Lobster Eaters Only

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Mar 14, 201400:04:48Arts

Cooking live lobster at home is not a task for the faint of heart. But here’s one thing seafood eaters don’t have to worry about. “Lobsters don’t have vocal cords, alright? They do not exist in a lobster. They don’t scre...

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