Seafood Mix Paella 8x1kg

A selection of the best frozen seafood products on our range, in a mix perfect to cook a seafood paella, seafood cocktail, etc..

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This frozen seafood mix has everything you need to create delicious and traditional Spanish seafood paellas, straight from the freezer. Peeled prawns, mussel meat, clam meat and squid rings and tentacles are all ready prepared in our seafood paella mix, so you can whip up a tasty, nutritious midweek meal by adding just a few store cupboard staples. Simply stir your desired quantity of the seafood mix into your simmering flavoured rice–no need to defrost!

Products specifications

Attribute name	Attribute value
Frozen	Yes
Ingredients	Mussels (Molluscs) (Mussels, Water (as Ice Glaze), Salt), Squid (Molluscs) (Squid, Water (as Ice Glaze), Salt), King Prawns (Crustaceans) (King Prawns, Water (as ice Glaze), Stabilisers: E331, E332, E330, Salt)
Allergen Information	Contains: crustaceans, molluscs
Size	1Kg

Products specifications

Attribute name	Attribute value
Frozen	Yes
Ingredients	Mussels (Molluscs) (Mussels, Water (as Ice Glaze), Salt), Squid (Molluscs) (Squid, Water (as Ice Glaze), Salt), King Prawns (Crustaceans) (King Prawns, Water (as ice Glaze), Stabilisers: E331, E332, E330, Salt)
Allergen Information	Contains: crustaceans, molluscs
Size	1Kg

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