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Originally Posted by Karsun
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"Food experts around the country say it is the natural mellowness and plumpness of the Apalachicola oyster that makes many people agree on their superiority. Lying in a half shell, the oysters are the same slate-gray color as the water that nurtured them, water colored by the warm
$HIT that washes into the bay from the rivers to the north."
I'm not a big fan of river sewage coated oysters....
But then again that was from:
"Food critics and restaurant owners from Miami and New Orleans say Apalachicola Bay oysters are among the finest in the world, if not the finest."