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Mussels grow in waters around the world. Here in New England you’ll find the Northern Blue Mussel, also called P.E.I. mussels (from Prince ...
Lobsters can see through your clothes? Not really. But lobsters do have special eyes that enable them to see in low light and murky waters 300 ...
Maine clams, pisser clams, Ipswich clams, soft-shell clams and long neck clams are all known as the steamer clam in New England. Steamer clams ...
Watch a lobster delivery go haywire when live lobsters parachute out of a plane in our first You Tube animated video! Live Lobster ...
Hard-Shell Clams Hard Shell clams are sorted and sold according to size…the smaller the clam the more tender and expensive.From Smallest to ...
Say you win, and you don’t have that special someone at the moment. No problem! Here are five ways to enjoy your massive lobster ...
If you have seen our main site, then you know that Santa Claws is coming to town. Well, here’s your free preview: the big guy’s ...
Oh, sure, Turkey and Ham are all the rage on Christmas. But come on, we just had that at Thanksgiving! And for the entire week following ...
I’m working on a post for Thanksgiving. I was doing a little research on what other food-loving folks are doing for thanksgiving, and I ...
When you think of November, you think of Thanksgiving and, of course, turkey. This Thanksgiving, Americans will consume some 46 million birds! ...
What Kind of Lobster Are You Cracking Into? Lobsters: fat, red, little monsters of the sea. When we American diners think of lobsters, our mouths ...