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Geomar Centolla

Geomar Centolla

by Geomar

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At-a-glance specs

Best by

Apr 01, 2028(Est.)

Country of origin

Chile

Net weight

6.70 oz (190 g)

Contains

Crab (Crustacean Shellfish)

Drained weight

4.23 oz (120 g)

Texture

Soft white strands

Storage

Cool and dry; refrigerate after opening

Geomar Centolla – Chilean King Crab in Water

Centolla is king crab, and this is the real thing: the first ingredient on the can is crab meat, not the imitation that often gets sold under the name. Geomar packs it already picked and in water, so there is no shell to crack and nothing to cook.

The meat is white and mild with a clean sweetness. Chileans eat it cold in a cóctel de centolla, the crab cocktail served with avocado and lemon, or bake it into a chupe, a rich seafood casserole. It also fills empanadas and folds straight into a salad. The 6.70 oz (190 g) can holds 4.23 oz (120 g) of crab once drained.

Why You'll Love It

  • Real Chilean king crab, not imitation
  • Meat already picked, no shell to crack
  • White, mild and cleanly sweet
  • Ready to eat straight from the can
  • 4.23 oz (120 g) drained, 6.70 oz (190 g) can

Serve it alongside Locos, or browse the rest of our Chilean seafood.

About Geomar

Geomar is a Chilean seafood company based in Santiago that works with more than 400 Chilean fishermen, who bring in the catch using traps and by diving. Alongside centolla they pack shellfish, fish and soups.

Quick answers
Is this real king crab or imitation?
Real king crab. The first ingredient on the can is crab meat.
How much crab is in the can?
4.23 oz (120 g) drained, in a 6.70 oz (190 g) can. The rest is the water it is packed in.
Does it need cooking?
No. It is ready to eat straight from the can, cold or warmed through.
What does it taste like?
Mild and cleanly sweet, in loose white strands rather than a solid block.
Does it contain allergens?
Crab, which is a crustacean shellfish, and sulfites.
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