What is another word for clam bake?
Pronunciation: [klˈam bˈe͡ɪk] (IPA) 
Clam bakes are a popular coastal tradition in which shellfish, corn, and potatoes are cooked together in a pit filled with heated stones. Sometimes referred to as a clambake, this classic New England feast has many synonymous terms. Lobster bake, pot party, lobster fest, seafood bake, and beach party are all interchangeable terms for a clambake. In addition, terms like crab boil, shrimp boil, and crawfish boil can be used to describe a similar food preparation method. Whether you call it a clam bake, lobster bake, or seafood boil, this outdoor cooking experience is a fun and flavorful way to celebrate summer.
