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Clams
Clam is a generic term referring to any type of bivalve mollusc
other than
mussels,
oysters or
scallops
(of course, not all species of such molluscs are edible).
There are many ways of preparing clams, for example, raw, baked, boiled,
fried or steamed, as well as in
clam chowder (from
New England cuisine
and
Middle Atlantic cuisine)
or with
pasta
(in many Italian recipes).
Here are some clam products:
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Crown Prince
Released: 2006-01-27
Grocery
 | List Price: $39.38*
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Click Here | - Case of twelve, 10- ounce cans (total of 120 ounces)
- Packed in water; no salt added
- Wild-caught; product of Thailand
Product Description:
Delicate in flavor and firm in texture, Boiled Baby Clams provide a good source of protein and an excellent source of iron without a lot of fat, sodium or cholesterol. Try our boiled baby clams in chowders, casseroles, appetizers and pasta sauces. |
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Reese
Released: 2006-04-13
Grocery
 | List Price: $24.00*
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Click Here | - Reese has been providing quality fish products for over 30 years
Product Description:
Fancy cherry wood in cottonseed oil. Easy open can. Wild caught smoked baby clams. Product of China. |
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Crown Prince
Released: 2006-01-27
Grocery
 | List Price: $26.22*
Lowest New Price: $20.17*
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Click Here | - Case of twelve, 6.5-ounce cans (total of 78 ounces)
- Excellent source of protein; good source of iron; low in carbohydrates; zero trans fat
- Wild-caught; product of Chile
Product Description:
Imported from Chile, our Minced Clams are light in color and delicate in flavor. These clams are a fat-free food and provide an excellent source of protein and a good source of iron. Try them in dips, pasta sauces and chowders. |
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Bar Harbor
Released: 2006-09-26
Grocery
 | List Price: $46.08*
Lowest New Price: $35.45*
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Click Here | - Large-cut surf clams
- Hand-shelled, hand-packed
Product Description:
Premium, all natural. Quality is our Maine distinction. Chopped clams are excellent for salads, chowders, stews, fritters and stuffing. No artificial preservatives. No MSG. |
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DeLallo
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 | List Price: $19.96*
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Click Here | Product Description:
Sea Clams should be in every pantry, because they are quickly transformed into red or white clam sauce and paired with linguine or fettuccine for an authentic Italian meal that is easy enough for busy nights and delicious enough for special occasions. The sea clam’s superior texture and flavor makes it the clam of choice for any sauce, and we offer both Chopped and Minced Sea Clams, so your sauce will be exactly as chunky as you like it. |
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Crown Prince
Released: 2006-01-27
Grocery
 | List Price: $32.36*
Lowest New Price: $24.89*
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Click Here | - Case of twelve, 3.75-ounce cans (total of 45 ounces)
- Excellent source of protein and iron; zero trans fat
- Wild-caught; product of Thailand or China
Product Description:
Smoked Baby Clams are packed from the freshest clams available. Frozen clams are never used. This ensures that the product has a delicate smoke flavor with a firm texture. Only clams of uniform size and color are used. |
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Crown Prince
Released: 2006-01-27
Grocery
 | List Price: $26.22*
Lowest New Price: $20.17*
Usually ships in 24 hours*
*(As of 01:16 Pacific 3 Sep 2010 More Info)
Click Here | - Case of twelve, 6.5-ounce cans (total of 78 ounces)
- Excellent source of protein; good source of iron; low in carbohydrates; zero trans fat
- Wild-caught; product of Chile
Product Description:
Imported from Chile, our Chopped Clams are light in color and delicate in flavor. These clams are a fat-free food and provide an excellent source of protein and a good source of iron. Try them in dips, pasta sauces and chowders. |
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Bar Harbor
Released: 2006-09-26
Grocery
 | List Price: $22.80*
Lowest New Price: $17.54*
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Click Here | - All Natural, No Preservatives
- Restaurant-quality
Product Description:
All natural. Quality is our Maine distinction. No artificial preservatives! No MSG! Produced in Maine, USA. |
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Snows Clam
Released: 2007-01-02
Grocery
 | List Price: $27.62*
Lowest New Price: $23.99*
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Roland
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Click Here | - Pack of six, 4-ounce can (total of 24 ounces)
- A special treat for clam lovers; store well at room temperature
- Can be served cold as an appetizer
Product Description:
Roland Pink Clams are packed and imported from Chile They are pre-cooked and "place packed" by handAverage yield per tin is 12-14 clams The tin contains no shells |
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