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Maine Jonah Crab Claws (1 Lb Cup) - Ready to Eat

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$49.99

✅ Shipped from our Portland, Maine Wharf location to your door.
✅ Order by 8 AM EST (Monday-Thursday) for Next Day Overnight Delivery.
✅ FREE overnight shipping options available!
✅ Gift notes + custom future delivery dates can be selected at checkout.

Overnight Delivery

Order by 8 AM EST (Monday-Thursday) for Next Day Overnight Delivery. Custom future shipping dates and gift messages can be added at checkout.

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Our commitment to quality and freshness means that we meticulously pack and prepare every order on the day of shipping. We ship from our location on Holyoke Wharf in Portland, Maine's historic Working Waterfront (416 Commercial St, Holyoke Wharf, Portland, ME).

Once UPS picks up your order, a tracking number will be sent to your email. You can use this number to track your order all the way to your doorstep. When checking out, you can select a delivery date from Tuesday through Friday.

Description

Our Maine Jonah Crab Claws are cooked and ready to eat. They have become one of our most popular/sought-after options at the SoPo Raw Bar. They are delicious as an appetizer and perfect when dipped in butter or cocktail sauce!

Our crab claws are produced from sustainably caught Maine Jonah Crabs. Jonah Crabs are caught off the Maine coast in traps set by Maine Lobstermen and Crab Fishermen. Once caught, the crabs are delivered to one of Maine's few remaining crab processors, based in Scarborough. The crab gets expertly cooked/prepared and then sent out directly to us in Portland.  

Our Crab Claws can be ordered for overnight delivery to your door. You can also enjoy them on the SoPo Raw Bar or purchase them for take-home from our Fish Market.

Please note: We pack and prepare all orders the day of shipping to ensure quality and freshness.

Maine Crab Claws quick info

  • - Caught in traps by Maine lobstermen/crab fishermen
  • - Hand-picked and cooked in Maine
  • - Sustainable fishery 
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