Peruvian scallop without coral
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Peruvian scallop is the edible adductor muscle of a scallop from waters off Peru, sold fresh or frozen for searing, grilling and other seafood dishes.

Peruvian scallop is the edible adductor muscle of a scallop harvested in waters off Peru, commonly sold fresh or frozen. The muscle is typically ivory to pale pink, with a smooth, tender texture when cooked gently and a mild, faintly sweet, briny flavour. It is used in seafood dishes and can be cooked by searing, grilling, or other brief methods.
The market form may be sold as an intact muscle, either wet or dry, or with other shellfish parts depending on processing. Added water or treatment can affect its cooking behaviour and measured composition. The common name identifies a geographic seafood category rather than a guaranteed size, harvest method, or processing specification.
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Peruvian scallop without coral
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Compare the edible adductor muscle with the same form; shell, roe, and other attached tissues change the edible portion. Frozen, glazed, or water-treated scallops can differ from untreated fresh product.
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Nutrition reference: Swedish Food Agency Food Database, 2026-07-01 — 4600 ↗. Values are scaled from 100 g of the recorded edible form. Individual portions have no assumed fixed weight.
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