| | |  | Seafood | Home » » Geomar Gourmet Seafood, Sea Conchs (Caracoles), 15-Ounce Cans (Pack of 3) | | | | | | | Description: | | Sea conch, also called whelk, is an ideal seafood for making ceviche or an addition in any pasta. These Chilean gourmet seafood products are particularly suited for the gourmet chef. They are harvested along the famed clean and unpolluted Chilean pacific coast. Processing uses the highest of international standards for quality control and the latest technology. They are also captured and produced under strict environmental standards in support of environmental sustainability and species protection. | | | Features: | |
• Pack of three, 15-ounce per can (total of 45-ounces)
• From the pure cold pacific waters of chile
• Ready to eat sea conch excellent in ceviche
• Packed in salt water
• Food service size; Harvested sustainably
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 45.0 Ounces | | Package Length:
| 9.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 4.5 inches | | Package Height:
| 2.8 inches | | Package Weight:
| 3.35 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 3 reviews |
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 Best EverNov 26, 2010
By Barbara Greene
Made Conch Fritters, lot of work but well worth the time. Conch was tender and had a good taste..
 Yummy for your tummyJan 12, 2012
By coolhand don
Conch fritters, Taste like MORE!!! Fresh , clean product. If you like good eats get this product and get a good conch fritter receipe and you will be in taste heaven. Not easy to get and too expensive in most stores. So hats off to amazon for another great product. Oh, get yourself a good dipping sauce to go with it. I like crumbled blu cheese and mayo with a little salt and pepper. Got to go, hungry now. Florida keys treat in your own home with fresh items as this, Awsome.
 A bit dissapointedDec 19, 2011
By Bobby G. Bristoe
I was stationed on Grand Turk Island for 2 years while I was in the Navy, one of the local delicacies in the Caribbien is Conch Fritters. I am going to make some fritters soon and from a recipe From Grand Turk. this turned out to be more pricy than I originally thought. in a 15 oz can, you get 4.5 oz of conch meat and the rest is water, I paid almost $30.00 for less than a pound of meat. I'll be looking for frozen product locally or from another distributor. Some of the Conch they sell from Amazon is over $100.00 a pound. I don't mind spending $10.00 a pound no more than I will make this, But I can't afford these prices. If you want to pay that much, then by all means go ahead.
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