Christmas is almost here and we here at the SDC know that one of the things that makes this day so special is getting together with friends and family to celebrate with a delicious meal.

One of our favourites? A seafood feast! Popular in Australian homes during Christmas, there’s no denying it’s an expensive meal if you aren’t careful – but fear not!

We have some great news for anyone who still want to enjoy a seafood feast without breaking the bank.

Coles has released its long-anticipated seafood sale, perfect for the lead-up to Christmas. And the good news is that you can already get your hands on the bargains from today!

The retailer has slashed the price of its MSC WA Cooked Rock Lobsters from $27 each to $22 each. It should be noted, however, that the supermarket has introduced temporary purchase limits on WA Cooked Rock Lobsters at four per person to ensure that more seafood lovers can get their hands on the bargains.

Additionally, Coles is offering MSC WA Raw Rock Lobster tails for $21 per tail, meaning you get to enjoy premium lobster goodness for less!

Coles has dropped the price of MSC WA Cooked Rock Lobsters to $22 each. Credit: Coles.

The retailer also 'DROPPED & LOCKED' the price of Australian Thawed Large Cooked Black Tiger Prawns to $28 per kilo until the end of January. That’s a saving of 14 per cent compared to the previous price of $33 per kilo.

And to top it all, Coles will also be selling large Tasmanian Southern Rock Lobsters at its local stores in Tasmania for a bargain price of $48 per lobster for the first time ever!

Other fresh seafood deals include:

• Thawed WA Raw Rock Lobster Tails - $21 each in NSW/VIC/TAS; $23 each in QLD/WA/SA. Available in around 600 Coles stores nationwide, please check local stores for availability
• Thawed Large WA Cooked Rock Lobsters - $50 each, available in over 500 Coles stores nationwide. Please check local stores for availability
• Southern Rock Lobsters - $48 each, available in Tasmania only
• Fresh Australian Cooked Black Tiger Prawns - $28/kg, down from $33 p/kg, available nationwide excluding WA
• Australian Wild Caught Raw Banana Prawns - $22/kg, down from $26/kg, available nationwide
• Thawed Australian Extra Large Black Tiger Prawns - $30/kg, down from $36/kg, available nationwide

Fresh lobster tails are also cheaper, starting at $21. Credit: Coles.

Andy Mossop, Coles Executive General Manager for Fresh, said that the retailer is working hard to provide customers with all the premium Christmas buys they need — and the savings that come with it — especially in terms of food, which is often considered to be a typical centrepiece for celebrations.

'At Coles, customers buy over 70 per cent more seafood in December compared to any other month so we have a great responsibility in providing the best value and supply across our entire seafood range so more of our customers can celebrate Christmas the Australian way – with an abundance of fresh seafood,' he said.

'More than 70 per cent of our customers have told us "price" is the most important factor when shopping for Christmas products, so we’ve worked hard with our fantastic partners to provide the best quality, responsibly sourced seafood while keeping prices low as possible.'

Key Takeaways

• Coles supermarkets have launched a special seafood sale in the lead-up to Christmas, with WA Cooked Rock Lobsters available for $22 each
• Other specials include MSC WA Raw Rock Lobster tails for $21, and Australian Thawed Large Black Tiger Prawns for $28 or $30 per kilo
• The deals represent major savings for customers, helping them to celebrate the holiday season with an abundance of fresh seafood
• This sale has been introduced to help make sure all Coles customers have access to premium Christmas buys

So, what are you waiting for, folks? With all these offers, you surely won’t want to miss them!

Are you looking forward to getting your hands on these seafood buys? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!

Also, if you're worried about seafood freshness, we recommend checking out this article where we share tips on how to spot fresh seafood while shopping.

 

[Kimrus]

Christmas is almost here and we here at the SDC know that one of the things that makes this day so special is getting together with friends and family to celebrate with a delicious meal.

One of our favourites? A seafood feast! Popular in Australian homes during Christmas, there’s no denying it’s an expensive meal if you aren’t careful – but fear not!

We have some great news for anyone who still want to enjoy a seafood feast without breaking the bank.

Coles has released its long-anticipated seafood sale, perfect for the lead-up to Christmas. And the good news is that you can already get your hands on the bargains from today!

The retailer has slashed the price of its MSC WA Cooked Rock Lobsters from $27 each to $22 each. It should be noted, however, that the supermarket has introduced temporary purchase limits on WA Cooked Rock Lobsters at four per person to ensure that more seafood lovers can get their hands on the bargains.

Additionally, Coles is offering MSC WA Raw Rock Lobster tails for $21 per tail, meaning you get to enjoy premium lobster goodness for less!

Coles has dropped the price of MSC WA Cooked Rock Lobsters to $22 each. Credit: Coles.

The retailer also 'DROPPED & LOCKED' the price of Australian Thawed Large Cooked Black Tiger Prawns to $28 per kilo until the end of January. That’s a saving of 14 per cent compared to the previous price of $33 per kilo.

And to top it all, Coles will also be selling large Tasmanian Southern Rock Lobsters at its local stores in Tasmania for a bargain price of $48 per lobster for the first time ever!

Other fresh seafood deals include:

• Thawed WA Raw Rock Lobster Tails - $21 each in NSW/VIC/TAS; $23 each in QLD/WA/SA. Available in around 600 Coles stores nationwide, please check local stores for availability
• Thawed Large WA Cooked Rock Lobsters - $50 each, available in over 500 Coles stores nationwide. Please check local stores for availability
• Southern Rock Lobsters - $48 each, available in Tasmania only
• Fresh Australian Cooked Black Tiger Prawns - $29/kg, down from $33 p/kg, available nationwide excluding WA
• Australian Wild Caught Raw Banana Prawns - $22/kg, down from $26/kg, available nationwide
• Thawed Australian Extra Large Black Tiger Prawns - $30/kg, down from $36/kg, available nationwide

Fresh lobster tails are also cheaper, starting at $21. Credit: Coles.

Andy Mossop, Coles Executive General Manager for Fresh, said that the retailer is working hard to provide customers with all the premium Christmas buys they need — and the savings that come with it — especially in terms of food, which is often considered to be a typical centrepiece for celebrations.

'At Coles, customers buy over 70 per cent more seafood in December compared to any other month so we have a great responsibility in providing the best value and supply across our entire seafood range so more of our customers can celebrate Christmas the Australian way – with an abundance of fresh seafood,' he said.

'More than 70 per cent of our customers have told us "price" is the most important factor when shopping for Christmas products, so we’ve worked hard with our fantastic partners to provide the best quality, responsibly sourced seafood while keeping prices low as possible.'

Key Takeaways

• Coles supermarkets have launched a special seafood sale in the lead-up to Christmas, with WA Cooked Rock Lobsters available for $22 each
• Other specials include MSC WA Raw Rock Lobster tails for $21, and Australian Thawed Large Black Tiger Prawns for $28 or $30 per kilo
• The deals represent major savings for customers, helping them to celebrate the holiday season with an abundance of fresh seafood
• This sale has been introduced to help make sure all Coles customers have access to premium Christmas buys

So, what are you waiting for, folks? With all these offers, you surely won’t want to miss them!

Are you looking forward to getting your hands on these seafood buys? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!

Also, if you're worried about seafood freshness, we recommend checking out this article where we share tips on how to spot fresh seafood while shopping.

Again WA have to pay $2 more than the eastern seaboard and where did these tails come from Western Australia of course. Disgusting Coles

 

[Rabby]

Christmas is almost here and we here at the SDC know that one of the things that makes this day so special is getting together with friends and family to celebrate with a delicious meal.

One of our favourites? A seafood feast! Popular in Australian homes during Christmas, there’s no denying it’s an expensive meal if you aren’t careful – but fear not!

We have some great news for anyone who still want to enjoy a seafood feast without breaking the bank.

Coles has released its long-anticipated seafood sale, perfect for the lead-up to Christmas. And the good news is that you can already get your hands on the bargains from today!

The retailer has slashed the price of its MSC WA Cooked Rock Lobsters from $27 each to $22 each. It should be noted, however, that the supermarket has introduced temporary purchase limits on WA Cooked Rock Lobsters at four per person to ensure that more seafood lovers can get their hands on the bargains.

Additionally, Coles is offering MSC WA Raw Rock Lobster tails for $21 per tail, meaning you get to enjoy premium lobster goodness for less!

Coles has dropped the price of MSC WA Cooked Rock Lobsters to $22 each. Credit: Coles.

The retailer also 'DROPPED & LOCKED' the price of Australian Thawed Large Cooked Black Tiger Prawns to $28 per kilo until the end of January. That’s a saving of 14 per cent compared to the previous price of $33 per kilo.

And to top it all, Coles will also be selling large Tasmanian Southern Rock Lobsters at its local stores in Tasmania for a bargain price of $48 per lobster for the first time ever!

Other fresh seafood deals include:

• Thawed WA Raw Rock Lobster Tails - $21 each in NSW/VIC/TAS; $23 each in QLD/WA/SA. Available in around 600 Coles stores nationwide, please check local stores for availability
• Thawed Large WA Cooked Rock Lobsters - $50 each, available in over 500 Coles stores nationwide. Please check local stores for availability
• Southern Rock Lobsters - $48 each, available in Tasmania only
• Fresh Australian Cooked Black Tiger Prawns - $29/kg, down from $33 p/kg, available nationwide excluding WA
• Australian Wild Caught Raw Banana Prawns - $22/kg, down from $26/kg, available nationwide
• Thawed Australian Extra Large Black Tiger Prawns - $30/kg, down from $36/kg, available nationwide

Fresh lobster tails are also cheaper, starting at $21. Credit: Coles.

Andy Mossop, Coles Executive General Manager for Fresh, said that the retailer is working hard to provide customers with all the premium Christmas buys they need — and the savings that come with it — especially in terms of food, which is often considered to be a typical centrepiece for celebrations.

'At Coles, customers buy over 70 per cent more seafood in December compared to any other month so we have a great responsibility in providing the best value and supply across our entire seafood range so more of our customers can celebrate Christmas the Australian way – with an abundance of fresh seafood,' he said.

'More than 70 per cent of our customers have told us "price" is the most important factor when shopping for Christmas products, so we’ve worked hard with our fantastic partners to provide the best quality, responsibly sourced seafood while keeping prices low as possible.'

Key Takeaways

• Coles supermarkets have launched a special seafood sale in the lead-up to Christmas, with WA Cooked Rock Lobsters available for $22 each
• Other specials include MSC WA Raw Rock Lobster tails for $21, and Australian Thawed Large Black Tiger Prawns for $28 or $30 per kilo
• The deals represent major savings for customers, helping them to celebrate the holiday season with an abundance of fresh seafood
• This sale has been introduced to help make sure all Coles customers have access to premium Christmas buys

So, what are you waiting for, folks? With all these offers, you surely won’t want to miss them!

Are you looking forward to getting your hands on these seafood buys? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!

Also, if you're worried about seafood freshness, we recommend checking out this article where we share tips on how to spot fresh seafood while shopping.

Still way to expensive.

 

[Rabby]

Still way too expensive.

 

[riskydave]

Have a look at the size of the lobster 1st, dam sure I would not pay that for it.

 

[ShannyN]

what pensioner can afford these prices?

 

[Rob44]

What pensioner can afford to by meat? Porterhouse steaks over $40 a kilo; mince about what, $18 per kilo or more. Yes, I suppose pensioners can still afford to hunt for specials among the cat biscuits or something. Time to start growing our own vegies again and organising informal vegie swap markets between ourselves; they would make useful social occasions as well and avoiding risk of catching Covid-19in our shopping centres.

 

[Wandiwa]

How can crayfish be so expensive? Previously 90% of the catch went to China, that has now stopped. There should be a total glut and a very big drop in price. Something doesn't add up.

 

[mates]

Christmas is almost here and we here at the SDC know that one of the things that makes this day so special is getting together with friends and family to celebrate with a delicious meal.

One of our favourites? A seafood feast! Popular in Australian homes during Christmas, there’s no denying it’s an expensive meal if you aren’t careful – but fear not!

We have some great news for anyone who still want to enjoy a seafood feast without breaking the bank.

Coles has released its long-anticipated seafood sale, perfect for the lead-up to Christmas. And the good news is that you can already get your hands on the bargains from today!

The retailer has slashed the price of its MSC WA Cooked Rock Lobsters from $27 each to $22 each. It should be noted, however, that the supermarket has introduced temporary purchase limits on WA Cooked Rock Lobsters at four per person to ensure that more seafood lovers can get their hands on the bargains.

Additionally, Coles is offering MSC WA Raw Rock Lobster tails for $21 per tail, meaning you get to enjoy premium lobster goodness for less!

Coles has dropped the price of MSC WA Cooked Rock Lobsters to $22 each. Credit: Coles.

The retailer also 'DROPPED & LOCKED' the price of Australian Thawed Large Cooked Black Tiger Prawns to $28 per kilo until the end of January. That’s a saving of 14 per cent compared to the previous price of $33 per kilo.

And to top it all, Coles will also be selling large Tasmanian Southern Rock Lobsters at its local stores in Tasmania for a bargain price of $48 per lobster for the first time ever!

Other fresh seafood deals include:

• Thawed WA Raw Rock Lobster Tails - $21 each in NSW/VIC/TAS; $23 each in QLD/WA/SA. Available in around 600 Coles stores nationwide, please check local stores for availability
• Thawed Large WA Cooked Rock Lobsters - $50 each, available in over 500 Coles stores nationwide. Please check local stores for availability
• Southern Rock Lobsters - $48 each, available in Tasmania only
• Fresh Australian Cooked Black Tiger Prawns - $29/kg, down from $33 p/kg, available nationwide excluding WA
• Australian Wild Caught Raw Banana Prawns - $22/kg, down from $26/kg, available nationwide
• Thawed Australian Extra Large Black Tiger Prawns - $30/kg, down from $36/kg, available nationwide

Fresh lobster tails are also cheaper, starting at $21. Credit: Coles.

Andy Mossop, Coles Executive General Manager for Fresh, said that the retailer is working hard to provide customers with all the premium Christmas buys they need — and the savings that come with it — especially in terms of food, which is often considered to be a typical centrepiece for celebrations.

'At Coles, customers buy over 70 per cent more seafood in December compared to any other month so we have a great responsibility in providing the best value and supply across our entire seafood range so more of our customers can celebrate Christmas the Australian way – with an abundance of fresh seafood,' he said.

'More than 70 per cent of our customers have told us "price" is the most important factor when shopping for Christmas products, so we’ve worked hard with our fantastic partners to provide the best quality, responsibly sourced seafood while keeping prices low as possible.'

Key Takeaways

• Coles supermarkets have launched a special seafood sale in the lead-up to Christmas, with WA Cooked Rock Lobsters available for $22 each
• Other specials include MSC WA Raw Rock Lobster tails for $21, and Australian Thawed Large Black Tiger Prawns for $28 or $30 per kilo
• The deals represent major savings for customers, helping them to celebrate the holiday season with an abundance of fresh seafood
• This sale has been introduced to help make sure all Coles customers have access to premium Christmas buys

So, what are you waiting for, folks? With all these offers, you surely won’t want to miss them!

Are you looking forward to getting your hands on these seafood buys? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!

Also, if you're worried about seafood freshness, we recommend checking out this article where we share tips on how to spot fresh seafood while shopping.

 

[mates]

I had them last year and they were lovely, not dry and the price seams reasonable, if you don't want to buy them then don't its as easy as that.

 

[Opisthopsis]

How can crayfish be so expensive? Previously 90% of the catch went to China, that has now stopped. There should be a total glut and a very big drop in price. Something doesn't add up.

They will charge what the market can pay. I have no doubt tons of seafood is dumped due to the greed of supermarkets. As with other fresh food and veg.

 

[mylittletibbies]

I understand people think rock lobster is expensive, but the rock lobster season is not a year round job, meaning there is only so many months in the year to make a living, overheads are expensive, then they need to be processed, delivered, etc. More involved than most people understand, obviously it is a luxury not somethiñg you would buy every day.
I save up my flybuys so I can afford them as a special treat at Xmas.

 

[Tipsy]

Christmas is almost here and we here at the SDC know that one of the things that makes this day so special is getting together with friends and family to celebrate with a delicious meal.

One of our favourites? A seafood feast! Popular in Australian homes during Christmas, there’s no denying it’s an expensive meal if you aren’t careful – but fear not!

We have some great news for anyone who still want to enjoy a seafood feast without breaking the bank.

Coles has released its long-anticipated seafood sale, perfect for the lead-up to Christmas. And the good news is that you can already get your hands on the bargains from today!

The retailer has slashed the price of its MSC WA Cooked Rock Lobsters from $27 each to $22 each. It should be noted, however, that the supermarket has introduced temporary purchase limits on WA Cooked Rock Lobsters at four per person to ensure that more seafood lovers can get their hands on the bargains.

Additionally, Coles is offering MSC WA Raw Rock Lobster tails for $21 per tail, meaning you get to enjoy premium lobster goodness for less!

Coles has dropped the price of MSC WA Cooked Rock Lobsters to $22 each. Credit: Coles.

The retailer also 'DROPPED & LOCKED' the price of Australian Thawed Large Cooked Black Tiger Prawns to $28 per kilo until the end of January. That’s a saving of 14 per cent compared to the previous price of $33 per kilo.

And to top it all, Coles will also be selling large Tasmanian Southern Rock Lobsters at its local stores in Tasmania for a bargain price of $48 per lobster for the first time ever!

Other fresh seafood deals include:

• Thawed WA Raw Rock Lobster Tails - $21 each in NSW/VIC/TAS; $23 each in QLD/WA/SA. Available in around 600 Coles stores nationwide, please check local stores for availability
• Thawed Large WA Cooked Rock Lobsters - $50 each, available in over 500 Coles stores nationwide. Please check local stores for availability
• Southern Rock Lobsters - $48 each, available in Tasmania only
• Fresh Australian Cooked Black Tiger Prawns - $28/kg, down from $33 p/kg, available nationwide excluding WA
• Australian Wild Caught Raw Banana Prawns - $22/kg, down from $26/kg, available nationwide
• Thawed Australian Extra Large Black Tiger Prawns - $30/kg, down from $36/kg, available nationwide

Fresh lobster tails are also cheaper, starting at $21. Credit: Coles.

Andy Mossop, Coles Executive General Manager for Fresh, said that the retailer is working hard to provide customers with all the premium Christmas buys they need — and the savings that come with it — especially in terms of food, which is often considered to be a typical centrepiece for celebrations.

'At Coles, customers buy over 70 per cent more seafood in December compared to any other month so we have a great responsibility in providing the best value and supply across our entire seafood range so more of our customers can celebrate Christmas the Australian way – with an abundance of fresh seafood,' he said.

'More than 70 per cent of our customers have told us "price" is the most important factor when shopping for Christmas products, so we’ve worked hard with our fantastic partners to provide the best quality, responsibly sourced seafood while keeping prices low as possible.'

Key Takeaways

• Coles supermarkets have launched a special seafood sale in the lead-up to Christmas, with WA Cooked Rock Lobsters available for $22 each
• Other specials include MSC WA Raw Rock Lobster tails for $21, and Australian Thawed Large Black Tiger Prawns for $28 or $30 per kilo
• The deals represent major savings for customers, helping them to celebrate the holiday season with an abundance of fresh seafood
• This sale has been introduced to help make sure all Coles customers have access to premium Christmas buys

So, what are you waiting for, folks? With all these offers, you surely won’t want to miss them!

Are you looking forward to getting your hands on these seafood buys? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!

Also, if you're worried about seafood freshness, we recommend checking out this article where we share tips on how to spot fresh seafood while shopping.

that first picture is of CRAYFISH not bloody Lobster.... Lobster bring a far greater price than CRAYFISH so how do you tell which TAIL it came off..... YOU CANT and as most people dont know the difference between the two they will get ripped of by buying crayfish at Lobster prices and I have even seen the dupe in big supermarket retailers.... If you come across some one selling crayfish as Lobster take pictures and complain severely ..... Oh and the difference is Lobster have two large claws like a mud crab and Crayfish dont..... Tassie and WA call their "Crayfish" Rock Lobster which in reality they are not. there are many different sizes and varieties and names all around the world from crawfish to crayfish and lobster etc.... But if I have to pay Lobster prices then I want the bloody Lobster.....

 

[riskydave]

How can crayfish be so expensive? Previously 90% of the catch went to China, that has now stopped. There should be a total glut and a very big drop in price. Something doesn't add up.

Your right, it doesn't add up, someone is making a motza some where, gee, let me guess!

 

[Tipsy]

 

[Tipsy]

 

[Macarj]

What pensioner can afford to by meat? Porterhouse steaks over $40 a kilo; mince about what, $18 per kilo or more. Yes, I suppose pensioners can still afford to hunt for specials among the cat biscuits or something. Time to start growing our own vegies again and organising informal vegie swap markets between ourselves; they would make useful social occasions as well and avoiding risk of catching Covid-19in our shopping centres.

Love your idea but I'm a useless gardener

 

[Nana Zorak]

Christmas is almost here and we here at the SDC know that one of the things that makes this day so special is getting together with friends and family to celebrate with a delicious meal.

One of our favourites? A seafood feast! Popular in Australian homes during Christmas, there’s no denying it’s an expensive meal if you aren’t careful – but fear not!

We have some great news for anyone who still want to enjoy a seafood feast without breaking the bank.

Coles has released its long-anticipated seafood sale, perfect for the lead-up to Christmas. And the good news is that you can already get your hands on the bargains from today!

The retailer has slashed the price of its MSC WA Cooked Rock Lobsters from $27 each to $22 each. It should be noted, however, that the supermarket has introduced temporary purchase limits on WA Cooked Rock Lobsters at four per person to ensure that more seafood lovers can get their hands on the bargains.

Additionally, Coles is offering MSC WA Raw Rock Lobster tails for $21 per tail, meaning you get to enjoy premium lobster goodness for less!

Coles has dropped the price of MSC WA Cooked Rock Lobsters to $22 each. Credit: Coles.

The retailer also 'DROPPED & LOCKED' the price of Australian Thawed Large Cooked Black Tiger Prawns to $28 per kilo until the end of January. That’s a saving of 14 per cent compared to the previous price of $33 per kilo.

And to top it all, Coles will also be selling large Tasmanian Southern Rock Lobsters at its local stores in Tasmania for a bargain price of $48 per lobster for the first time ever!

Other fresh seafood deals include:

• Thawed WA Raw Rock Lobster Tails - $21 each in NSW/VIC/TAS; $23 each in QLD/WA/SA. Available in around 600 Coles stores nationwide, please check local stores for availability
• Thawed Large WA Cooked Rock Lobsters - $50 each, available in over 500 Coles stores nationwide. Please check local stores for availability
• Southern Rock Lobsters - $48 each, available in Tasmania only
• Fresh Australian Cooked Black Tiger Prawns - $28/kg, down from $33 p/kg, available nationwide excluding WA
• Australian Wild Caught Raw Banana Prawns - $22/kg, down from $26/kg, available nationwide
• Thawed Australian Extra Large Black Tiger Prawns - $30/kg, down from $36/kg, available nationwide

Fresh lobster tails are also cheaper, starting at $21. Credit: Coles.

Andy Mossop, Coles Executive General Manager for Fresh, said that the retailer is working hard to provide customers with all the premium Christmas buys they need — and the savings that come with it — especially in terms of food, which is often considered to be a typical centrepiece for celebrations.

'At Coles, customers buy over 70 per cent more seafood in December compared to any other month so we have a great responsibility in providing the best value and supply across our entire seafood range so more of our customers can celebrate Christmas the Australian way – with an abundance of fresh seafood,' he said.

'More than 70 per cent of our customers have told us "price" is the most important factor when shopping for Christmas products, so we’ve worked hard with our fantastic partners to provide the best quality, responsibly sourced seafood while keeping prices low as possible.'

Key Takeaways

• Coles supermarkets have launched a special seafood sale in the lead-up to Christmas, with WA Cooked Rock Lobsters available for $22 each
• Other specials include MSC WA Raw Rock Lobster tails for $21, and Australian Thawed Large Black Tiger Prawns for $28 or $30 per kilo
• The deals represent major savings for customers, helping them to celebrate the holiday season with an abundance of fresh seafood
• This sale has been introduced to help make sure all Coles customers have access to premium Christmas buys

So, what are you waiting for, folks? With all these offers, you surely won’t want to miss them!

Are you looking forward to getting your hands on these seafood buys? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!

Also, if you're worried about seafood freshness, we recommend checking out this article where we share tips on how to spot fresh seafood while shopping.

They are the same price at Woolies too. This is important when you don't ever shop at Coles!

 

[Kayer02]

that first picture is of CRAYFISH not bloody Lobster.... Lobster bring a far greater price than CRAYFISH so how do you tell which TAIL it came off..... YOU CANT and as most people dont know the difference between the two they will get ripped of by buying crayfish at Lobster prices and I have even seen the dupe in big supermarket retailers.... If you come across some one selling crayfish as Lobster take pictures and complain severely ..... Oh and the difference is Lobster have two large claws like a mud crab and Crayfish dont..... Tassie and WA call their "Crayfish" Rock Lobster which in reality they are not. there are many different sizes and varieties and names all around the world from crawfish to crayfish and lobster etc.... But if I have to pay Lobster prices then I want the bloody Lobster.....

You are so correct, the problem is most people fall for it however if you have a champagne taste on a beer budget then it's good enough. And hell yes I'm one of those that can't afford the real thing even the fake so it will not be on my Chrissy table this year...again!!!

 

[JustPat]

What I can't figure is why the tails are selling for more here in WA when they come from here (caught and processed so less travel) so why are they selling for $2 more - RIPOFF.