Title: What Size Lobster to Buy? Picking the Right Size Lobster
Headings: What Size Lobster to Buy? Pick the Right Size Lobster
What Size Lobster to Buy? Pick the Right Size Lobster
Page Contents
Sizing Up Maine Lobster: How Live Lobsters are Graded
Measuring Lobster Size
Grading Lobster for Quality
Soft Shell Lobsters
Hard Shell lobster
Grade A Lobsters
Grade B Lobsters
Culls
How Much Lobster Meat in a Lobster?
How Much Lobster Per Person?
So What is Considered a Serving?
How Much Lobster to Order
Live Lobster Sizes
Chix or Chicken Lobsters
Quarters
Halves
Deuces: Two Pound Lobsters
Jumbo Lobsters
Are Small Lobsters Better than Big Lobsters?
Save Money Buying the Right Size Lobster
Why Lobster Meat is a Good Deal

Content: These lobsters are a good size and are usually more plentiful than the larger lobsters. Quarters are also a good choice if you are serving a surf and turf or have plenty of side dishes. How Much Meat in a Live Lobster? A 1 1/2 pound hard-shell lobster will yield about 1 1/3 cups of cooked meat. Halves
A 1 ½ lb. ( 650-775 g) lobster are called halves. These are NOT lobsters cut in half, they are whole, live lobsters! Halves are a large enough lobster for a “Maine” course lobster dinner. Deuces: Two Pound Lobsters
Going up in size is a 2 lb. (