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Littleneck Clams

Littleneck Clams

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50 count chilled $1.17 $58.50 4804301
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Littleneck Clams

A favorite on the half shell, Little Neck clams are renowned for their tender, yielding texture and delightful flavor. Traveling under a host of different monikers, dependent on their size, the Little Neck clam is, as you may have guessed, the smallest of the hard shell clam family. The larger these mollusks get, the tougher and chewier their texture becomes, making Little Necks the most coveted variety available.

While larger clams are great for stews and chowders, Little Neck clams are reserved for light quick-cooking applications like steaming, grilling, or even eating raw, so that their succulent flesh and subtle flavor can be fully enjoyed.

Quick to prepare and truly delicious, there are so many wonderful ways to make and serve clams. Whether it’s steamed in white wine, butter, and garlic, or swirled into a white or red clam sauce over linguini, there is a slew of delicious preparations, and finding your favorite is all part of the fun! Available frozen or fresh year-round, these tender, plump clams are sure to quickly become a go-to for you and your family.

If new to preparing clams, estimating how many you might need can be a little tricky. Whether you’re serving just one or one hundred, a great rule of thumb is to estimate roughly one pound of clams per person. One pound of Little Neck clams usually equates to roughly eight to ten clams.

Surprisingly nutrient-dense, wonderfully delicious, and quick to prepare, you can easily have a batch of Little Necks on your table in under 20 minutes, for a fast and tasty meal you’ll find yourself making again and again!


Availability: Usually ships within 1 business days. Product is perishable and must ship via Overnight service.

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5 out of 5 stars ratingFeb 13, 2021

Delicious

Lisa from Orange, TX
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5 out of 5 stars ratingJul 18, 2020

These clams were great. It took me back to my childhood beginning love for shellfish. The clams were in perfect condition upon arrival. The flavor was as good as if I had dug them myself. Thank you GFW

Matthew from Normal, IL
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5 out of 5 stars ratingMay 14, 2020

perfect I received the item cold and FRESH on the date requested

DONNA from Anthony, NM
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5 out of 5 stars ratingDec 22, 2019

Ordered 2 batches of these for New Year's Eve celebration, and we could not have been happier considering they came from Florida and were shipped to Washington State. Good quality. Fresh tasting. Thank you very much.

Richard from University Place, WA
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Product Questions And Answers

Q: If I get 2 orders and that's a lot to cook in two days right?
A: Two orders would equal 100 Clams. A regular person could easily consume 8 to 10 Littleneck Clams per serving.

Q: What size are they
A: The Littleneck clams are the smallest commonly available size of east coast hard shell clam. The hinge averages 1 inch.

Q: After I receive the little necks how fast do they need to be cooked?
A: The Littleneck clams need to be used within 48 hours upon receipt.

Q: DO YOU HAVE SHUCKED LITTLE NECK CLAMS?
A: The clams that we sell are alive, we do not sell shucked clams.

Q: Are your Littleneck Clams fresh and are they ocean caught or farm raised??? The one's for $25.25 for 50 ct. Thanks
A: They are Farm Raised, fresh-live.

Littleneck Clams Recipes

Seafood Paella Recipe
This classic Spanish seafood paella is prepared in two stages: the seafood cooked first to preserve the texture and reserved, then the rice is cooked al dente and all the ingredients mixed. Use any and all seafood and shellfish that you have around, makin
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