frozen shrimp peeled and deveined

Counts per pound vary by listing; common ranges include about 13–15, 21–25, 26–30, 31–40, 41–50, and 71–90 shrimp per pound.

Both tail-on and tail-off styles are available, with many products specifying which style they include.

Many packages use resealable or reclosable bags/pouches; some come in resealable clamshells or on a plastic tray with a resealable top to maintain freshness and make storage easier.

Most available options list a net weight of 16 ounces (one pound) per package.

Listings show both farm-raised and wild-caught shrimp. Reported origins include the United States, Indonesia, India, Thailand, and the Gulf of Mexico region.

Some packages include extras such as a packet of cocktail sauce and are arranged on a tray or in a resealable clamshell for easier serving.

Listings labeled “Jumbo” commonly show counts around 26–30 shrimp per pound, while labels like “Colossal” often correspond to counts around 13–15 per pound.

Reviews commonly praise the taste and texture (noting little fishy smell), say the shrimp are quick and easy to thaw and cook, and frequently describe them as a good value.