Mom Catches Maine Lobster for Mother's Day

Online, April 30, 2010 (Newswire.com) - LOWELL MA. (April 29, 2010) On Saturday, May 8 a mother in landlocked Omaha, Nebraska received a special Mother's Day gift from her favorite son living in Phoenix, Arizona--live and kicking maine lobsters.

Plus, Mom received Boston's best chowder, handmade Harbor Sweets chocolates and all the accouterments, even right down to the red and white checkered cotton napkins. This special lobster dinner, called the Rockport Romance, arrived next-day air, beatifically gift wrapped
with the look and feel of old New England courtesy of LobsterAnywhere.com. For over 10 years, LobsterAnywhere.com has delighted Moms coast-to-coast with the finest live Maine lobster, lobster dinners and award-wining chowders.

Be Mom's favorite this Mother's Day with the Sweetheart Cove featuring New England clam chowder, Maine lobster tails, and chocolate truffles; or perhaps the Sea of Love featuring all-natural sea scallops wrapped in bacon, wild Mexican shrimp topped with crab meat stuffing, Maine lobster tails and something different--mini whoopie pies filled with red raspberry
cream. Treat Mom with a Down East Lobster Bake with lobster tails prepared by a local York, ME lobsterman, stuffed with a rich walnut crumb stuffing and drizzled with lemon butter. LobsterAnywhere can fulfill any seafood craving imaginable (except lobster ice cream),
with its array of special fresh seafood gift packages all available as a gift certificate and include free next day delivery to just about anywhere in the USA.

Repeat lobster-lover Linda from Danville, CA said: "This wasn't the first time I've ordered from LobsterAnywhere. As usual, the deliveries were on time, and packed well. Best yet, the Lobsters were succulent and out of this world!! There is absolutely no comparison to the market lobsters. I can't thank you enough for helping me make the occasion so delightful, and unforgettable. The food is very easy to prepare thanks to your handy cooking guide!! My mom was impressed!"