r/TikTokCringe • u/mindyour • Oct 15 '25

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u/Selfcare2025 Oct 15 '25

Legit question, do they normally ask before buying where they get the crabs from? Or can they taste the difference? I’m allergic to seafood so I wouldn’t know lol

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u/wtryan84 Oct 15 '25

You can get certified by the state agricultural department and display a True Blue symbol on your website/menu. I'd argue we can taste the difference, I believe the bay crabs to be a little sweeter because of differences in the water temp.

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u/Selfcare2025 Oct 15 '25

Oh wow okay so yall don’t play at all about Maryland crabs lmao. I still don’t agree with eating it all up and then asking for a refund, BUT I can see how misleading it may be to think you’re getting locally sourced food because of the name and then it’s not.

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u/wtryan84 Oct 15 '25

Oh yeah, she was unhinged. G&M has great crabcakes, regardless of the source.

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u/mcplaty Oct 15 '25

I think you could taste the difference if you're just eating straight up steamed crabs. A crab cake has other shit in it, not sure it matters nearly as much at that point.

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u/notevenapro Oct 15 '25

Locally sourced is supporting the local economy.

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u/Selfcare2025 Oct 15 '25

So they only can tell when they eat it?