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Live Alaskan Percebes

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Regalis Foods · Updated August 2026

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Why it earned a place

Percebes, also known as Gooseneck Barnacles, are as esteemed and elusive as any seafood we carry, and perhaps for even more intuitive reasons than most. They are hard to find, difficult and dangerous to harvest, and more often than not, they're small and low-yielding.

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percebes, gooseneck barnacles, Alaska, live seafood, shellfish, chef ingredients
Material / format
1 lb · Rare & premium seafood / live shellfish
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Currently unavailable from Regalis Foods; check the merchant page for restock timing.
Price · checked August 20, 2026$65
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Selection notes

Rare & premium seafood / live shellfish.

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