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over a year ago
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"Rub caster sugar around the affected area
It doesn't get rid of them but it does rot their teeth so you should get a good nights sleep"
why caster sugar ? |
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By *b430Man
over a year ago
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"Rub caster sugar around the affected area
It doesn't get rid of them but it does rot their teeth so you should get a good nights sleep
why caster sugar ? "
Grains of granulated sugar are too big for them to get in their mouths!  |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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"Whats the best way to deal with them?  "
pot of boiling water.... keep the lid on!!! 
one of my abiding memories of being in the carribean as a 10 yr old is watching this plucky crab try to escape 3 times.... the third occasion it lifted the lid
at that point I said to gran.. let it go.... she said.. nah!!!!
never eaten crab since....
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Rub caster sugar around the affected area
It doesn't get rid of them but it does rot their teeth so you should get a good nights sleep
why caster sugar ?
Grains of granulated sugar are too big for them to get in their mouths! "
silly me I should have knew that  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Whats the best way to deal with them?
pot of boiling water.... keep the lid on!!!
one of my abiding memories of being in the carribean as a 10 yr old is watching this plucky crab try to escape 3 times.... the third occasion it lifted the lid
at that point I said to gran.. let it go.... she said.. nah!!!!
never eaten crab since....
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I must be more ruthless! I was 8, Barabdos and it was lobster! It tried to get out but was so delicious I forgot about it |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Whats the best way to deal with them?
pot of boiling water.... keep the lid on!!!
one of my abiding memories of being in the carribean as a 10 yr old is watching this plucky crab try to escape 3 times.... the third occasion it lifted the lid
at that point I said to gran.. let it go.... she said.. nah!!!!
never eaten crab since....
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Its the screaming I remember as a kid when my mum cooked them |
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If you went to Deal with them, then that's easy. First you'll need a map of Kent, and some of those mini cards you get in xmas crackers. One of them can deal whilst you make your way to reintroduce them with their aquatic cousins
Or is that Cromer  |
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"Whats the best way to deal with them?
pot of boiling water.... keep the lid on!!!
one of my abiding memories of being in the carribean as a 10 yr old is watching this plucky crab try to escape 3 times.... the third occasion it lifted the lid
at that point I said to gran.. let it go.... she said.. nah!!!!
never eaten crab since....
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I don't think I could do it without freezing them first.
- Amy. x |
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"Get the meat out, mix it with a cheese sauce with a bit of garlic, and bake until golden and crispy on top. Great with bread or toasts. "
YES I love backed crab and weird having it tonight xx yummmmmmmmmm I am still getting over chilli in crab fish cakes can still feel it in my mouth , lol |
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