Choose the small ones, so it is not hard for you to chew and digest the meat. If the head is about the size of a pingpong ball, the meat is somewhat rubbery to chew if you don't know the technique in cooking.
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You're welcome! You can watch some cooking techniques in YouTube so you have some basis. Or visit a Japanese restaurant in your place if there are any, look for the recipe with a "tako" word in it, that's the Japanese term for octopus.🤗♥️🫰
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Oh I wish octopus was common here too... Unfortunately, I ate it alone a few times. 😀
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Here, there are some places that sell dried octopus.
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This is the first time I've heard of dried octopus. What does it taste like?
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