Purple Savory Clams
Also known as varnish clams, mahogany clams, or simply “purple clams,” these beauties are plump and juicy.
From a culinary perspective, they’re closer to a mussel than a Manila — larger, a bit less sweet, with a softer texture. They hold up beautifully in pasta, broths, and seafood stews. Unless you happen upon an albino clam, expect dramatic purple shells that make a statement in the pot.
We pre-rinse and soak the clams before packing. All you need to do before cooking is give them a quick rinse under cold water.
For tips on storing and serving clams, visit our FAQ page.
Serving Size
A five-pound bag serves 4–5 people as a main dish, or 7–8 as an appetizer.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Purple Savory Clams
Purple Savory Clams
Also known as varnish clams, mahogany clams, or simply “purple clams,” these beauties are plump and juicy.
From a culinary perspective, they’re closer to a mussel than a Manila — larger, a bit less sweet, with a softer texture. They hold up beautifully in pasta, broths, and seafood stews. Unless you happen upon an albino clam, expect dramatic purple shells that make a statement in the pot.
We pre-rinse and soak the clams before packing. All you need to do before cooking is give them a quick rinse under cold water.
For tips on storing and serving clams, visit our FAQ page.
Serving Size
A five-pound bag serves 4–5 people as a main dish, or 7–8 as an appetizer.
Original: $59.00
-65%$59.00
$20.65Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
Also known as varnish clams, mahogany clams, or simply “purple clams,” these beauties are plump and juicy.
From a culinary perspective, they’re closer to a mussel than a Manila — larger, a bit less sweet, with a softer texture. They hold up beautifully in pasta, broths, and seafood stews. Unless you happen upon an albino clam, expect dramatic purple shells that make a statement in the pot.
We pre-rinse and soak the clams before packing. All you need to do before cooking is give them a quick rinse under cold water.
For tips on storing and serving clams, visit our FAQ page.
Serving Size
A five-pound bag serves 4–5 people as a main dish, or 7–8 as an appetizer.
