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Originally Posted by taddy
Don't quote me on this Less but I think that a king prawn is another name for a (languestine), don't think that is spelt right but never mind, anyway it is a form of small crayfish found in deep northern waters, where common prawns can be caught in inshore "coastal", waters therefore easier to trawl for.
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No I won't quote you (oops silly me I already have) the main reason being:-
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What is the difference between a langoustine and prawn?
The difference between scampi (langoustine) and prawns is that the scampi belong to the lobster family and prawns to the shrimp family. The langoustine is caught here in the North Sea and the gambas are not.
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Taken from google.
Now, that begs another question, What the heck is a gamba? I've never heard of it.
