New mini series · Episode 1 of 3

Cheryl & Larry's

Spilling the tea on Canadian seafood.

Premiered at Devour! The Food Film Fest · Wolfville, NS

About the show

Glen from Larry's Catch and Charlotte, the chef behind Nice Cans, pull back the curtain on Canadian seafood. They argue a little, eat a lot, and get to the truth about what ends up on your plate.

In Episode 1

  • Why "fishy" seafood is really just bad seafood
  • Fresh or frozen? (It's not "or." It's "and.")
  • Why the people who catch your seafood eat it frozen
  • A sardine taste test, and the fastest breakfast Glen has ever made
Glen

Glen

CO-FOUNDER, LARRY'S CATCH

Charlotte

Charlotte

FOUNDER & CEO, NICE CANS

If you're going to trust anybody, trust the people who catch the fish.

Glen, Episode 1

The Fisherman's Freezer Box

Eat like the people who catch it

Everything we talked about in Episode 1, frozen at its best and delivered to your door.

9 packs · 15–19 servings · $154.25 · ships free

Get the box

Order once, or join Larry's Regulars for a box every 1, 2 or 3 months and get a free gift in every box. Skip or cancel anytime.

Albacore Tuna

Albacore Tuna

1 half-loin (8–10 oz)

Ucluelet, BC

Atlantic Scallops

Atlantic Scallops

8 oz

Saulnierville, NS

Black Cod

Black Cod

6 oz

Haida Gwaii, BC

×2Wild Sockeye

Wild Sockeye

6 oz

Skeena River, BC

×2Atlantic Haddock

Atlantic Haddock

8 oz

Digby, NS

Coldwater Shrimp

Coldwater Shrimp

8 oz

St. John's, NL

Chowder Mix

Chowder Mix

8 oz

Nova Scotia waters

Larry's Catch Reviews

Honest SeafoodFor all of us.
4.83,800+ reviews
25,000 boxes shipped across Canada
Cooked Atlantic Lobster

"Larry's Catch never disappoints. The lobster was fresh and delicious."

Robert Hernandez
Bacon Wrapped Scallops

"We are on our third box and have enjoyed all of the items. All of the fish is fresh (no smell), and tastes delicious."

Cathy S.
Wild Atlantic Scallops

"The scallops were fresh, with no fishy smell at all. Highly recommend!"

Hamy Nguyen

What's next

Next on Cheryl & Larry's: cost vs commodity, and how to get the most from Canadian seafood.