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Salmon Skewers – Maple & Soy
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Stonewall Kitchen Sea Salt Crackers
$14.00 Add to cartThese delicious, hand cut Sea Salt Crackers are simply superior! Crisp and distinctive, you’ll love the subtle flavors and trace minerals from the coarse sea salt that’s baked right into each cracker. They taste amazing in soup, paired with any cheese or you can just enjoy them right out of the box.
Ingredients: Unbleached Enriched Wheat Flour (wheat flour, niacin, reduced iron, thiamin mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), Whole Milk, Butter (cream, salt), Sugar, Sea Salt
Allergens: Milk, wheat, gluten
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Black Tiger Shrimp Easy Peel, 6-8, 454G
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Lobster Tail 5-6 Oz
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Selva Black Tiger Shrimp Cooked – 340g Froze
$25.99 Add to cartSelva Shrimp are premium-quality black tiger prawns naturally raised in mangrove forests. Selva Shrimp not only offer a sustainable seafood choice, but also create a direct link between consumers and smallholder farming communities in Southeast Asia.
Frozen – cooked – peeled.
21-25 shrimp per pound, about 16-18 per 340g bag.
Ocean Wise certified sustainable.
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Wild Planet Wild Sardines In Water
$8.00 Add to cartAn important source of essential nutrients — Omega 3, protein, Vitamin D, calcium, potassium and iron. Each tasty little fish is scale-free and delectable. Fish caught in the North Pacific. OU Kosher Pareve. Non-GMO Project Verified.
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Rocky Madsen’s Fish Crisp Original
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Atlantic Mariculture Dulse, Organic 40G
$11.00 Add to cartOur most popular sea vegetable, with a soft, chewy texture, distinctive taste and a rich red colour.
Enjoy dulse leaf as a snack on its own, or use it in salads and soups. It is even great when fried!
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Wild Planet Albacore Wild Tuna
$14.00 Add to cart100% pole & line or troll caught methods that only catch smaller migratory tuna lower in mercury. Nets are never used to catch our tuna.
Ingredients: Albacore tuna (Thunnus alalunga) and sea salt
This tuna is harvested in the North Pacific Ocean, working with fleets in the United States and Japan; and in the South Pacific Ocean, working with smaller fleet in New Zealand.