Canned Butter Clams

$8.95$99.00

These hard-to-find canned west coast clams are larger than baby clams–suitable for many types of seafood recipes.

Ingredients: Whole butter clams, clam nectar, water, sea salt.

If you are a fan of thick, chunky chowders–go for butter clams, which are larger than the more-often-used baby clams. Because of their larger size, they won’t break down when fried–try them in a pasta!

Butter clams are indigenous to the west coast and we at St. Jean’s are proud to be the only company in Canada that is canning them. Try them out today!

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Customer Reviews

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Jim Smyth
Poor communication

I have purchased St. Jean products for year. When I used to do business in Vancouver I visited their outlet at YVR. However, as I no longer do business in Vancouver I placed orders on line. For a few years now they report out of stock on Butter Clams. I signed up for notification when they return to inventory and I have spoken to them on the phone. I have never received notice of availability yet I have read comments from other about recent purchases of the Butter Clams after their long wait. I suspect my negative review will guarantee that I will never see them again. I have lost hope anyway.

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Heather Thomas
Butter clams.

I made clam chowder today for Halloween night the clams are big and sooo good. Thanks St Jeans

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Mike Wright
The Best!

Finally able to order them again! 2 years without any. Love them!

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Eve

I was looking forward to these clams, and ordered a case a couple of years back.
I don't know if it's normal for them to have so much sand inside them.
Every can I opened, and all the chowder I made was inedible.
Very disappointed, they were expensive, and I threw the rest out.

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Bill Leach

Hi. I've been waiting to hear about when the butter clams will be available again. Thought you would have some by Feb, or March, and here it is May. Can you give us an update as to when you expect to have them again?

Thank you!