Faves: Glow-in-the-dark shrimp -- it's all a little fishy

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shiwani - Oct 25 2007 | seattle, food, health
Dude, turn your lights out before eating seafood. Apparently the FDA isn't doing anything to test these glow-in-the dark shrimp because no one's gotten sick from them. But one woman, who ate the shrimp unknowingly (because how many people turn off the lights to 'test' their seafood), said her cat refused to eat the glowing shrimp.
Quoted: Cooked shrimp that glows in the dark? That's what two shoppers say they inadvertently bought in Seattle supermarkets. Harmful? Probably not. Creepy? Probably.

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