Phantom Creek Oysters

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Phantom Creek Oysters are a variety of Pacific Oyster (Crassostrea gigas) cultivated near Vancouver Island, British Columbia, specifically in the Strait of Georgia at Cortes Island. They undergo a unique…

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Pickering Pass Oysters

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Pickering Pass oysters come from Pickering Passage in Washington State. The waters there nurture the Pacific species Crassostrea gigas with swift currents and rich plankton. Ultimately helping the oysters grow…

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Pickle Point Oysters

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Pickle Point Oysters are a premium variety of Eastern Oysters (Crassostrea virginica) hailing from the pristine waters surrounding Prince Edward Island (PEI), Canada, New London Bay and Hope River PEI.…

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Pine Island Oysters

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Pine Island oysters have a rich history dating back to 1887. They are sustainably "ranched" in Long Island's Oyster Bay and are harvested by dredge. Plankton-rich tidal bay nurtures them…

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Pine Point Petites

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Quick Facts Species: Eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica), known for robust growth in cold waters. Cultivation Method: Farmed using rack-and-bag techniques, ensuring consistent shell quality and flavor. Flavor Profile: Sweet and…

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Pink Moon Oysters

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Pink Moon Oysters, a coveted treasure of the East Coast's pristine estuaries, represent a delightful fusion of taste and elegance. These oysters thrive in the nutrient-rich waters along the Atlantic…

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Plate du Belon Oysters

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Quick Facts Species: European flat oyster (Ostrea edulis)​ Origin: Belon River, Brittany, France​ Cultivation: Wild and farmed, with unique basket and river refinement​ Size: Typically 3–4.5 inches, round and flat​…

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Plockton Native Oysters

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Quick Facts Location: Plockton, Scotland Species: Ostrea edulis Cultivation Method: Farmed Flavor Profile: Rich, briny flavor Seasonality: Year-round What Are Plockton Native Oysters? Plockton native oysters are cultivated in the picturesque…

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Plockton Pacific Oyster

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Quick Facts Species: Pacific Oyster (Crassostrea gigas) Cultivation Method: Farmed Size: Typically 3-5 inches Seasonality: Available year-round Salinity: Grows in waters with a salinity of approximately 20-30 ppt Flavor Profile:…

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Poget Oysters

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Quick Facts Species: Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas) Cultivation method: Farmed in mesh bags, matured 30-60 months Size: Typically 2-4 inches Seasonality: Year-round Flavor profile: Sweet, slightly briny with melon and…

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