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Meretrix clams These cockle-sized clams are from Vietnam and they are a passable alternative to Venus clams. Surf clams are reasonably priced, quite meaty and very popular. They come in two versions: with both shells or with one shell removed, leaving...
From £9.10
Clam juice Clam juice is the broth made from steaming clams (it doesn’t contain clam meat). It’s unknown over here but is in every US supermarket, where they use it as a stock for cooking and also as a cocktail with tomato juice (’Clamato’ - a...
From £6.50
Cockle Meat You can’t beat the aroma of cockles... sweet and utterly unique - be they ever so humble, they sure are a wonderful eating experience. Ever tried them in an omelette? These are cooked and shelled cockles, ready to eat or re-heat....
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Cockles in brine No self-respecting seaside holiday - in the UK at any rate - is complete without a little plastic pot of cockles and a cocktail stick. Here’s the same thing to enjoy at home. Perhaps because the individual pieces are quite small, cockle...
£8.10
Razorshell clams Choose wild or farmed These are raw - defrost and treat just like live Very easy to cook and super tasty Razors are little blighters to catch, but well worth the effort, as you get a lot of sweet-tasting meat inside. They are simple to...
From £12.00
Hokkigai - Arctic Surf Clams An interesting addition to our sashimi range. These clams have been blanched (boiled very briefly) and are ready to eat as they come in the pack. We suggest slicing them finely before serving. Each pack contains 8 clams. See this Arctic...
From £9.90
Amandes de mer The French are so much more poetic about food than us. Amande is French for almond, and the name Amande de Mer literally means almond of the sea. And that’s precisely what you can taste in this quite large clam (about three times the...
£10.40
Surf clams Sourced from the Atlantic - typically France or the UK Sold in 700g bags, an ideal serving for two people Great when cooked with spaghetti or steamed in wine and garlic A good-sized tasty clam in a smooth creamy shell. We buy these surf...
£20.00
Venus clams The full name is the... wait-for-it Warty Venus Clam (it's very knobbly). But that name is just too offputting for most consumers. So we dropped the warty. But make no mistake - this is a pretty good clam. In France (where ours come...
£26.10
Verni clams The magnificent verni clam comes from France. They’re large, polished like no other clam (verni is French for varnished) and the taste is seriously gourmet. They don’t come cheap, but what a treat! Sizes a 70g clam (what we call large)...
From £25.70
Cherrystone clams These are one of the largest clam species - it’s not unusual to find them 5 inches wide. Reflecting different sizes, they have a bewildering variety of names including quahog (’cohog’), cherrystone, littleneck and more. They’re native to...
From £25.00