ICO Island Creek Razor Clams in Olive Oil, Garlic & Chili

Island Creek Razor Clams in Olive Oil, Garlic & Chili

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Producer: Costas y Miñan

Where it's from: Galicia, Spain

Story: The ocean has shaped the culture, cuisine, and economy of Galicia for centuries. Nicknamed "the land of a thousand rivers", Galicia is studded with bays and inlets which are fed "rias" [aka estuaries). It's this magical brew of the fresh and salt water that makes Galicia one of the most prolific shellfishing regions in the world.

Why it’s unique: Razor clams are bullraked by hand by mariscadoras before being preserved. Shellfishing in Galicia is highly restricted, so licenses are often passed down through generations, often staying within families. We've chosen to source the highest quality grade of shellfish for this Mariscadora line. Harvesting and canning production are entirely dictated by the seasons and the health of the shellfish stocks, meaning that no two years will look exactly alike. For example, if it's an off-year for cockles, Costas y Miñan will cap production and produce fewer tins. They refuse to supplement from fisheries in farther flung waters to fill their coffers, ultimately leaving money on the table. This is what sourcing from a single origin truly means, and is why these products are so special.

Ingredients: Razor clams, olive oil, garlic, chili

How it tastes: The razors are buttery and sweet with a lingering zing thanks to the chili infused olive oil. A toothsome bite perfect with crusty bread, on fresh pasta, or plucked from the tin with a fork.

How to eat: Do as the Spaniards have done for hundreds of years - open the tin, open your mouth, and just eat it gurl. Or, marinate in vinegar, fish sauce, fresh onion and garlic, and serve with pickles, mustard, and crackers.

What you get: One 3.9oz (110g) tin

WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Producer: Costas y Miñan Where it's from: Galicia, Spain Story: The ocean has shaped the culture, cuisine, and economy of Galicia for centuries. Nicknamed "the land of a thousand rivers", Galicia is studded with bays and inlets which are fed "rias" [aka estuaries). It's this magical brew of the fresh and salt water that makes Galicia one of the most prolific shellfishing regions in the world. Why it’s unique: Razor clams are bullraked by hand by mariscadoras before being preserved. Shellfishing in Galicia is highly restricted, so licenses are often passed down through generations, often staying within families. We've chosen to source the highest quality grade of shellfish for this Mariscadora line. Harvesting and canning production are entirely dictated by the seasons and the health of the shellfish stocks, meaning that no two years will look exactly alike. For example, if it's an off-year for cockles, Costas y Miñan will cap production and produce fewer tins. They refuse to supplement from fisheries in farther flung waters to fill their coffers, ultimately leaving money on the table. This is what sourcing from a single origin truly means, and is why these products are so special. Ingredients: Razor clams, olive oil, garlic, chili How it tastes: The razors are buttery and sweet with a lingering zing thanks to the chili infused olive oil. A toothsome bite perfect with crusty bread, on fresh pasta, or plucked from the tin with a fork. How to eat: Do as the Spaniards have done for hundreds of years - open the tin, open your mouth, and just eat it gurl. Or, marinate in vinegar, fish sauce, fresh onion and garlic, and serve with pickles, mustard, and crackers. What you get: One 3.9oz (110g) tin WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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