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Farewell to live oysters

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premium admin BückDich 4857:215	Mmmm, just got a dozen Sunset Beach, WA and 2 dozen Willapa Bay, WA oysters. Yum, yum!	10/27/2009 3:34:40 PM Post a reply Private message
premium bhensonb 4364:291	Originally posted by BückDich Mmmm, just got a dozen Sunset Beach, WA and 2 dozen Willapa Bay, WA oysters. Yum, yum! Flown over the Cascades?	10/27/2009 8:22:22 PM Post a reply Private message
otakuden 518:0	Originally posted by PhillyBeer2112 Originally posted by GodOfThunder Originally posted by BückDich Why would you eat raw oysters out of the gulf anyways? West coast oysters are WAY better, followed closely by new england oysters... All the Hood Canal/Puget Sound, WA and Hog Island, CA oysters are divine. Actually just ordered 2 dozen Kushi oysters for our special tomorrow at the sushi bar. Gulf coast oysters just sound toxic. In all seriousness, I think west coast and northeast oysters are better, but Gulf oysters are still badass. With the exception of ones that make you sick, there isn’t such thing as a bad oyster. and besides, are we gonna get fresh west coast or NE oysters down here? unlikely, our best bet is apalachicola. yesh! in terms of easy-to-get oysters in Florida, the apalachicola are the best. they also happen to be the oysters Riverside Cafe shucks for their sunday brunch	10/28/2009 8:27:37 AM Post a reply Private message
premium DerWeg 777:16	Mmm... oysters!	10/28/2009 9:09:12 AM Post a reply Private message
premium bhensonb 4364:291	Originally posted by DerWeg Mmm... oysters! Mmm... With vinegrette.	10/30/2009 8:45:49 PM Post a reply Private message
premium whaleman 2171:24	Originally posted by bhensonb Originally posted by DerWeg Mmm... oysters! Mmm... With vinegrette. That sounds good. Real good.	10/30/2009 8:48:19 PM Post a reply Private message
premium TheCheeseMan 539:11	Originally posted by bhensonb Originally posted by DerWeg Mmm... oysters! Mmm... With vinegrette. Mignonette is much better....	10/31/2009 7:55:23 AM Post a reply Private message
premium PhillyBeer2112 2089:57	Originally posted by TheCheeseMan Originally posted by bhensonb Originally posted by DerWeg Mmm... oysters! Mmm... With vinegrette. Mignonette is much better.... Of all the accompaniments i’ve tried, just plain old horseradish is my favorite, but mostly I eat ’em up straight. just oyster and briney juice. mmm mmm got your link cheeseman...cool.	10/31/2009 12:32:34 PM Post a reply Private message
premium TheCheeseMan 539:11	Originally posted by PhillyBeer2112 Originally posted by TheCheeseMan Originally posted by bhensonb Originally posted by DerWeg Mmm... oysters! Mmm... With vinegrette. Mignonette is much better.... Of all the accompaniments i’ve tried, just plain old horseradish is my favorite, but mostly I eat ’em up straight. just oyster and briney juice. mmm mmm got your link cheeseman...cool. I just like oysters as is also, and that site is cool. I am looking at getting some Belons and/or Blue Points, I will let you know and we can tear them up.	10/31/2009 12:34:14 PM Post a reply Private message
premium bhensonb 4364:291	Originally posted by PhillyBeer2112 *** got your link cheeseman...cool. Link?	11/3/2009 2:42:49 PM Post a reply Private message

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