Dabob Bay Oysters

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Dabob Bay oysters are renowned for their distinctive flavor profile, which sets them apart from other oyster varieties. These oysters are harvested from the pristine waters of Dabob Bay. The…

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Deer Creek Oysters
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Deer Creek Oysters

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Deer Creek Oysters are a variety of oysters grown on the cobble beaches of Puget Sound, in the heart of oyster country.  The significance of the name "Deer Creek" for…

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Dodge Cove Oysters

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Quick Facts Species: Eastern Oyster (Crassostrea virginica) Cultivation: Farmed in cold, clean waters of New Brunswick, Canada Size: 2.5” – 3.5” on average Flavor Profile: Balanced brininess with a sweet,…

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Dorset Oysters

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Quick Facts Cultivated in Poole Harbour, one of the world's largest natural harbours Known for their unique flavor due to nutrient-rich waters Harvested using gentle jet stream method to avoid…

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Dutch Island Oysters

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Dutch Island oysters have a unique flavor profile that makes them a popular variety among oyster enthusiasts. Growers cultivate these oysters in floating cages in the West Passage of Narragansett…

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Duxbury Standard Oysters

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Quick Facts Species: Eastern Oyster (Crassostrea virginica) – A classic American oyster known for its versatility and rich history. Cultivation Method: Farmed for 12-18 months in the pristine, nutrient-rich waters…

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