  Strange quark matter in a color-flavor locked state is significantly more
bound than ``ordinary'' strange quark matter. This increases the likelihood of
strangelet metastability or even absolute stability. Properties of color-flavor
locked strangelets are discussed and compared to ordinary strangelets. Apart
from differences in binding energy, the main difference is related to the
charge. A statistical sample of strangelets may allow experimental distinction
of the two. Preliminary estimates indicate that the flux of strangelets in
galactic cosmic rays could be sufficient to allow for strangelet discovery and
study in the upcoming Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer AMS-02 cosmic ray experiment
on the International Space Station.
