Un biólogo advierte del «timo» de las falsas zamburiñas que sirven algunos restaurantes: «Las auténticas son estas»
Este sabroso molusco es una especie «muy escasa» que se paga a alto precio
Spanish Seafood Deception: Are You Getting What You Pay For? Spain's culinary scene is renowned for its fresh seafood, but a recent video by marine biologist and gastronomist GASTROBIO reveals a concerning trend. Many restaurants are substituting the rare and expensive Zamburiña scallop with cheaper alternatives like Volandeira and Pacific Vieiras. "Many establishments, either due to lack of knowledge or to increase profits, sell species that are not zamburiñas under that name," explains GASTROBIO in his video. His informative video uses clear visual comparisons to show the subtle but important differences between these three types of scallops. The video highlights the significant price difference, with authentic Zamburiñas costing considerably more due to their rarity and limited production. GASTROBIO's expertise adds credibility to his claims, urging consumers to be aware of what they are purchasing. The video's popularity suggests a widespread concern among consumers about seafood authenticity.
Este sabroso molusco es una especie «muy escasa» que se paga a alto precio