Questions and Answers
Q:I bought the little necks, can I freeze them?
A:Littleneck clam can be frozen for up to 3 months, but doing so will immediately kill them clams. Once frozen they will only be able to be used in soups or recipes that do not call for fresh, live clams.
Q:I like my clams small no bigger than a half dollar coin
...With that being said are they comparable to that?
A:Measuring 1 to 2 inches across, littleneck clams are the smallest quahog legal for harvesting.
Q:FROZEN FLOUNDER ARRIVER FROZEN STEAMED CLAMS IS THAT HOW IT ARRIVES
A:Littleneck clams are shipped chilled and fresh, not frozen.
Q:How do i keep them alive until cooking
A:To store clams, you should put them in a bowl without water, cover with a damp towel or paper towels directly on the top of the clams, and refrigerate. If you keep the towels moist, they should keep for several days, although if you intend to eat them on the half-shell, I'd use them ASAP. Do not Submerge them in water.
Q:Do these come fresh or frozen
A:The Littleneck Clams are fresh.