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99 Ranch Market has live lobsters on sale for $6.99 per pound. They usually sell for $12.99 a pound. Got a 4 pounder this afternoon...I'll enjoy my dinner tonight.😀 :laugh:

pic...Yummy! 🙂

Let me know if this is a good price.


Here's the store locator....linky.
 
Originally posted by: rdgr8
99 Ranch Market has live lobsters on sale for $6.99 per pound. They usually sell for $12.99 a pound. Got a 4 pounder this afternoon...I'll enjoy my dinner tonight.😀 :laugh:

pic...Yummy! 🙂

Let me know if this is a good price.
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either the lobster is huge or the plate is extra small 🙁
 
Originally posted by: chnsawalex
Living in New England has its advantages, you can buy lobster right off the fishermen's boats, now that?s nice and fresh.
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...What's the best time to go to NE? My wife and I have been thinking abt going to Maine and enjoy the sea food besides the beutiful sceneries..🙂
 
Originally posted by: chnsawalex
Living in New England has its advantages, you can buy lobster right off the fishermen's boats, now that?s nice and fresh.
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yeah and 6.99 a pound is our regular price.
 
Nice. Wanted lobster for awhile now. Maybe I'll swing by 99 Ranch and get a couple.

I've never cooked one though. Going to have to find out how to do that.
 
Originally posted by: Tomato
How do you cool lobster?

Is there a 99 Ranch Market anywhere near West LA?
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...here's the store locator....linky.

There is one in Monterey Park and one in San Gabriel...another in Van Nuys, if you are in San Fernando Valley.

 
Originally posted by: rdgr8
Originally posted by: chnsawalex
Living in New England has its advantages, you can buy lobster right off the fishermen's boats, now that?s nice and fresh.
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...What's the best time to go to NE? My wife and I have been thinking abt going to Maine and enjoy the sea foods besides the beutiful sceneries..🙂
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Just got back Sat from my Keenebunkport, ME/Boston/Newport, RI Trip. All I heard the whole trip from the locals was that this was the worst May weather in years. Overcast most of the week, although not much rain.

I hear that May is one of the best times of the year for Lobster, after that the lobsters molt leaving them with a soft shell for a number of months. From what I was reading while on the trip, the meat is a little less tasty and you get less meat for the money for some reason.
 
Originally posted by: rdgr8
Originally posted by: Tomato
How do you cool lobster?

Is there a 99 Ranch Market anywhere near West LA?
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...here's the store locator....linky.

There is one in Monterey Park and one in San Gabriel...another in Van Nuys, if you are in San Fernando Valley.
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Thanks for the link.. there's one in the San Fernando Valley near Victory and Sepulveda 🙂
 
Originally posted by: carlwu
Congrats! Atlantic lobsters own though...
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LMOA, that is an Atlantic bug (in the pic).

So, they're selling east cost lobsters in Southern California? Makes sense to me.

I like the tail meat in spiny lobsters better, but you can't deny the tastiness of alantic claw meat.

 
most lobster sold in the US is atlantic.
Most of the California catch goes to fanatics that know the good stuff and are willing to pay a premium for it (Japan)
Compared to spinies, East coast bugs taste like cardboard.
 
Originally posted by: rdgr8
Originally posted by: chnsawalex
Living in New England has its advantages, you can buy lobster right off the fishermen's boats, now that?s nice and fresh.
Click to expand...
...What's the best time to go to NE? My wife and I have been thinking abt going to Maine and enjoy the sea foods besides the beutiful sceneries..🙂
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We like late september or early october. Fall colors are great then, lobster always good. Last time we went we spent Thurs-Sun just in Kennebunkport, lots to do. Trolly tour, sightseeing, lobster boat ride, shopping in downtown Kennebunkport is the best.


 
Originally posted by: rdgr8
Originally posted by: chnsawalex
Living in New England has its advantages, you can buy lobster right off the fishermen's boats, now that?s nice and fresh.
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...What's the best time to go to NE? My wife and I have been thinking abt going to Maine and enjoy the sea foods besides the beutiful sceneries..🙂
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I dunno but as a southerner who has visited Maine, I must say it is an awesome place to visit. I can't wait to go back.
 
Originally posted by: Generic Moniker
Originally posted by: carlwu
Congrats! Atlantic lobsters own though...
Click to expand...

LMOA, that is an Atlantic bug (in the pic).

So, they're selling east cost lobsters in Southern California? Makes sense to me.

I like the tail meat in spiny lobsters better, but you can't deny the tastiness of alantic claw meat.
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..yup it's the Atlantic bug...I think the spiny lobster taste better...can't complain here. Lobster are lobster.🙂

 
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