Imitation crab, sometimes called "crab sticks" or "krab," is a popular substitute for the real deal in a myriad recipes. It's manufactured from a pulverized fish paste known as surimi, typically made ...

There are several types of crab, including king, Dungeness, and blue. But what about imitation crab? Is it really crab? And, if not, what is it made of? Imitation crab's history dates back to the ...

You might have seen imitation crab meat, sometimes called crab sticks or “krab,” stocked with other seafood at your local supermarket. There is also a good chance you have eaten it and perhaps didn’t ...

Any crab fans in the house? Personally, I adore crab — so much so, I don't really mind the chore of picking crabs to get to the succulent center. Crab-fests are an annual occurrence and a day-long ...

Imitation crab — aka krab — is made of Alaskan pollock and commonly used in salads and sushi rolls. While imitation crab is more affordable than real crab, it doesn't have as much nutritional value.

There's nothing worse than shelling out for crab (pun intended), only to have your crab cakes fall apart as you flip them. Here's how to avoid disaster.