That was me with that post. I can't find any canned MD Crab in Somerset, Worcester, or Wicomico counties. I use to find Campbell's but no longer sold down here. I have looked almost everywhere!
The farmers wife carries Seafod soups crab included from Chincateague Good stuff. Crab, Lobster, Clam May not be as cheap as Campbells but awesome. Several of the local type places carry this
7:37 AM that just shows you how stupid people are, they read Maryland on the side of a can, and wham-o it has to be Maryland crab meat... Even though as you pointed out it is Maryland STYLE soup, it means it has old bay in it...
Is that LOCAL CRAB soup, or local CRAB SOUP? I doubt there's any local crab in that soup. I'd like to see the label. It has to say where the ingredients come from, if they are foreign sourced.
That was me with that post. I can't find any canned MD Crab in Somerset, Worcester, or Wicomico counties. I use to find Campbell's but no longer sold down here. I have looked almost everywhere!
ReplyDeleteWOW that IS NOT Maryland Crab soup.
ReplyDeleteIT is Maryland STYLE made with foreign crab made by a mega corporation.
The farmers wife carries Seafod soups crab included from Chincateague
ReplyDeleteGood stuff. Crab, Lobster, Clam
May not be as cheap as Campbells but awesome.
Several of the local type places carry this
Wye Mills crab soup? They are located in Queenstown (15 minutes west of Easton).
ReplyDelete7:37 AM that just shows you how stupid people are, they read Maryland on the side of a can, and wham-o it has to be Maryland crab meat... Even though as you pointed out it is Maryland STYLE soup, it means it has old bay in it...
ReplyDeleteI've had this brand before, it isn't that good. I do find it odd you can't buy Maryland Crab soup at any supermarket in Worcester or Somerset county.
ReplyDeleteIs that LOCAL CRAB soup, or local CRAB SOUP? I doubt there's any local crab in that soup. I'd like to see the label. It has to say where the ingredients come from, if they are foreign sourced.
ReplyDeleteEasy peasy. Get crabs in summer. Steam. Pick. Get local vegies. Make big pot of crab soup. Eat some. Freeze some for winter.
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