These are true dry-pack Weathervane scallops —  the largest species of wild scallops harvested in Alaska. U10 means under 10 scallops per pound, which gives them a beautiful thickness and a rich, naturally sweet flavor that takes on a perfect golden sear.

These scallops are a bit of a showstopper: elegant enough for a special dinner, simple enough for a quick weeknight meal. Just dry, salt, and sear — they do the rest themselves.

Caught by small-boat harvesters in Alaska and frozen at peak freshness.

A quick note: Scallop count varies naturally (usually 10–12 scallops per 1.25 lb).

These are true dry-pack Weathervane scallops —  the largest species of wild scallops harvested in Alaska. U10 means under 10 scallops per pound, which gives them a beautiful thickness and a rich, naturally sweet flavor that takes on a perfect golden sear.

These scallops are a bit of a showstopper: elegant enough for a special dinner, simple enough for a quick weeknight meal. Just dry, salt, and sear — they do the rest themselves.

Caught by small-boat harvesters in Alaska and frozen at peak freshness.

A quick note: Scallop count varies naturally (usually 10–12 scallops per 1.25 lb).