If you are more careful, you will find that all hairy crabs will be bought with ropes when they are sold, and the ropes also have a certain weight, so many people think that this is cheating consumers. In fact, for some profiteers, they do have such an idea, but most merchants do so in order to prevent crabs from running around. Everyone's requirements for crabs are relatively high. If crabs die, most people will not choose to buy them, so most businesses will sell live crabs.

Of course, live crabs will run around, and for some people who don't handle crabs often, they may be accidentally injured, so merchants will choose to tie them up. Generally speaking, like some better businesses, they don't tie crabs with heavy ropes, because the weight of the ropes does increase after meeting water. Most merchants will choose to bind crabs with lighter rubber bands, which can also prevent crabs from running around without adding too much weight. When Xiaobian bought crabs, some merchants also said that tying crabs is actually to make the meat of crabs tighter. When crabs are in danger, their muscles will tighten, so tying crabs together will make the whole meat tighter.

If you buy crabs online, you must distinguish them clearly, because some crabs are sold by the head, while some crabs are sold by the weight. If you say that the crabs you buy are sold according to the gold species, be sure to ask whether it is the net content or the box weight. For example, some merchants use a particularly heavy rope to tie crabs, which is a fraud to consumers, and it is also unreasonable. If you buy them online, you can report them directly.

Here, Xiao Bian also suggests that the profit of seafood itself is relatively high, and there is no need to defraud consumers in this way. Before Xiaobian, I saw on the Internet that some customers said that they bought crabs, and crabs were not as heavy as ropes. Of course, they were not allowed to appear.