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Massachusetts Sea Scallops, 1 Pound

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Massachusetts Sea Scallops, 1 Pound

Massachusetts Sea Scallops, 1 Pound

Location:  The waters surrounding Cape Cod

The texture is buttery and firm with a rich and sweet ocean flavor. They pair well with almost any other food and are incredibly versatile to cook - pan-fried, broiled, grilled, you name it. These sashimi-grade sea scallops are a low-fat source of protein and B vitamins.⁣⁣ 

As sea scallops are motile and thrive in the wild across New England, they are harvested in ever-changing areas. Fishing permits can change year ‘round, impacting where dayboats land their catch.  The scallops are wild harvested via dredge across Cape Cod by independent fishermen. 

What you get: 1lb of Frozen Sea Scallops

Scallops ship frozen and vacuum sealed. It is normal for the meat to be partially or completely thawed but cold on arrival. Refrigerate when received. For optimal quality, use within 3 days of arrival.

⁣California Prop 65 Warning
 

$15.40

Original: $44.00

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Massachusetts Sea Scallops, 1 Pound

$44.00

$15.40

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Location:  The waters surrounding Cape Cod

The texture is buttery and firm with a rich and sweet ocean flavor. They pair well with almost any other food and are incredibly versatile to cook - pan-fried, broiled, grilled, you name it. These sashimi-grade sea scallops are a low-fat source of protein and B vitamins.⁣⁣ 

As sea scallops are motile and thrive in the wild across New England, they are harvested in ever-changing areas. Fishing permits can change year ‘round, impacting where dayboats land their catch.  The scallops are wild harvested via dredge across Cape Cod by independent fishermen. 

What you get: 1lb of Frozen Sea Scallops

Scallops ship frozen and vacuum sealed. It is normal for the meat to be partially or completely thawed but cold on arrival. Refrigerate when received. For optimal quality, use within 3 days of arrival.

⁣California Prop 65 Warning