Traditionally, Asian/Pacific producers of froglegs wrap their products individually in cellophane or polythene foil and airblast freeze them either individually or in shatter-proof blocks, which can easily be broken when the time comes to separate them. This means that the importer has to re-pack the froglegs into consumer packaging, an operation which usually adds to his costs and inconveniences.

accumulation

I'm going to go get some zeds.

It is no wonder that they are often heavy and indisposed, and demand on the next morning a visit to the medicine-chest to get rid of the superfluous food, which has already kicked up a disturbance.