Mussels in shell

Ever popular shellfish that yield great amounts of selenium, iron, iodine, omega 3 EPA/DHA and a huge amount of vitamin B12

Mussels in shell nutritional information
Low FODMAP:
Yes
Allergens:
Molluscs

The most popular dish for mussels is moules marinere, but they can be cooked with a huge variety of saucers, put into paella’s, pasta dishes and more.

If you are at the seaside try popping them on a BBQ for a delicious smoky flavour.


What are the health benefits of Mussels in shell?

Ever popular shellfish that yield great amounts of selenium, iron, iodine, omega 3 EPA/DHA and a huge amount of vitamin B12. Mussels grow wild all around the coast, so if you are at the seaside and the tide is out, and you see rocks, chances are there will be some mussels on them. The majority of the mussels in the UK are sustainably farmed and are a really affordable seafood.

 
 

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Cooking method set to: Raw

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Portion size set to: 250 g