Monday, 31 January 2011
Whistable Royal Native Oysters
Royal Native Oyster Stores on the sea wall. It is a sea food restaurant now and you can still get native oysters from the offshore fisheries. These were very popular with the Romans.
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I hope they've refreshed the stock of oysters since the Romans last came to sup...
ReplyDeleteDear Fred,
ReplyDeleteLOL, Dunno, I can't stand the taste of molluscs, personally speaking.
J
Oysters the food of love but give me gutache.
ReplyDelete(That old cliche) how hungry was the first person who tried oysters? and/or were they suffering from the influence of naturally fermented fruit products and did it for a bet? Apparently it started a long long time ago considering the piles of oyster shells found in those South African caves
ReplyDeleteI love bivalves of all kind but our daughter has developed a bad allergy to them (or rather, to something in them). So we mostly do without. She grew into the allergy, I'm sure she will eventually grow out of it.
ReplyDeleteDear Lurker
ReplyDeleteOysters and love. Never have got it.
John
Dear Fred
ReplyDeleteShe might but I doubt it. Once the immune system is cocked and loaded..
J
Dear Shau
ReplyDeleteI know a biologists joke about eating oysters,
J