How Louisiana Crayfish Became China’s National Dish
In China, crayfish is king. Chinese people consume 90% of the world’s crayfish every year. But the species they eat is not actually native to China. Just a few decades ago, it wasn’t even considered food. So how did crayfish end up becoming such a beloved dish? We talked to… Continue Reading How Louisiana Crayfish Became China’s National Dish
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