What is another word for littleneck clam?
Pronunciation: [lˈɪtə͡lnˌɛk klˈam] (IPA) 
Littleneck clam is a popular seafood dish, commonly called hard-shell clam, Quahog, or cherrystone clam. While the name may vary from region to region, these clams are small in size with a hard shell and a mild, slightly sweet flavor. Its alternative synonyms include the little neck, chowder clam, marble Atlantic clam, countneck clam, and is used interchangeably by seafood lovers. The popularity of these clams is due to their versatility as they can be steamed, baked, fried, or grilled. In short, whether you call them littlenecks or Quahogs, these clams offer a flavorful delight to seafood enthusiasts across the world.
