Enjoy these tasty fresh morsels on its own or with some condiments and wow your guests. Oysters Rockefeller is a good recipe. Oyster soup. Oyster Motoyaki. Or get the pre-shucked oysters in a tub, or we can shuck them fresh for you to eat raw or pan fry with flour or panko. Or even try an Oyster Po'Boy! What to do with it:<ul><li>Bake</li><li>Broil</li><li>Grill</li><li>Sauté</li><li>Smoke</li><li>On the Half-shell</li></ul> Notable Nutritional Info:&nbsp;<ul><li>Good Source of Essential Amino Acids</li><li>High Protein per Serving</li><li>Rich in Omega 3’s &amp; Fish Oil</li><li>Super high in Zinc - an important mineral in bodily maintenance. 1 oyster contains your daily recommended dose for zinc.</li></ul> Effingham OystersLocation: Barkley Sound, British Columbia, CanadaLatin: Crassostrea gigasCatch: Aquacultured Flip FarmedFisherman/Source: Canadian Seafood Processing IncSeasonality: Year RoundTexture: Plump &amp; JuicyColor: BeigeFlavor: Very clean with a delicate flavor, and briny. Tastes like surfing in Tofino! The Effinghams are the only oyster to hail from the WEST SIDE of Vancouver Island with real access to the Pacific Ocean (as opposed to the Salish Sea on the east side of the island!). For this reason, these oysters are NOT proned to the vibrio or red tide that the typical east side oysters get. We believe that once you try these oysters, they will quickly become your favorite BC oyster! Kusshi OystersLocation: Deep Bay, British Columbia, CanadaLatin: Crassostrea gigasCatch: AquaculturedFisherman/Source: Taylor ShellfishSeasonality: Year RoundTexture: Plump &amp; JuicyColor: BeigeFlavor: Very clean with a delicate flavor, and briny. From the Japanese word for “ultimate’, Kusshi oysters are farmed by the tray suspension method coupled with a unique tumbling process. Suspended in mesh trays in deep water their entire lives, protected from predators, mud, sand and silt. These suspended oysters have beautiful shells with deep cups, and have hard shells which are easy to shuck because they take the extra step of Tumbling which helps strengthen their shells. It can take up to four years for the Kusshi to go through its special cultivation process and be ready for market. The end result is a perfectly manicured hard shell with an unusually deep cup and fabulous meats. Royal Miyagi OystersLocation: Fanny Bay, British Columbia, CanadaLatin: Magallana gigasCatch: AquaculturedFisherman/Source: Taylor ShellfishSeasonality: Year RoundTexture: Plump &amp; JuicyColor: BeigeFlavor: Clean and briny, and slightly metallic. Raised by the suspension line to beach method which combines two oyster farming methods. Line suspension oysters are taken from their pampered environment and put into the beach cultured environment during their remaining 6 months prior to harvesting. This allows them to “toughen up” a bit, giving them stronger, less&nbsp;brittle&nbsp;shells and firmer meats. Though their shells are often more brittle than other varieties. What to do with it:<ul><li>Bake</li><li>Broil</li><li>Grill</li><li>Sauté</li><li>Smoke</li><li>On the Half-shell</li></ul> Notable Nutritional Info:&nbsp;<ul><li>Good Source of Essential Amino Acids</li><li>High Protein per Serving</li><li>Rich in Omega 3’s &amp; Fish Oil</li><li>Super high in Zinc</li></ul>

Enjoy these tasty fresh morsels on its own or with some condiments and wow your guests. Oysters Rockefeller is a good recipe. Oyster soup. Oyster Motoyaki. Or get the pre-shucked oysters in a tub, or we can shuck them fresh for you to eat raw or pan fry with flour or panko. Or even try an Oyster Po'Boy!What to do with it:BakeBroilGrillSautéSmokeOn the Half-shellNotable Nutritional Info: Good Source of Essential Amino AcidsHigh Protein per ServingRich in Omega 3’s & Fish OilSuper high in Zinc - an important mineral in bodily maintenance. 1 oyster contains your daily recommended dose for zinc.Effingham OystersLocation: Barkley Sound, British Columbia, CanadaLatin: Crassostrea gigasCatch: Aquacultured Flip FarmedFisherman/Source: Canadian Seafood Processing IncSeasonality: Year RoundTexture: Plump & JuicyColor: BeigeFlavor: Very clean with a delicate flavor, and briny. Tastes like surfing in Tofino!The Effinghams are the only oyster to hail from the WEST SIDE of Vancouver Island with real access to the Pacific Ocean (as opposed to the Salish Sea on the east side of the island!). For this reason, these oysters are NOT proned to the vibrio or red tide that the typical east side oysters get.We believe that once you try these oysters, they will quickly become your favorite BC oyster!Kusshi OystersLocation: Deep Bay, British Columbia, CanadaLatin: Crassostrea gigasCatch: AquaculturedFisherman/Source: Taylor ShellfishSeasonality: Year RoundTexture: Plump & JuicyColor: BeigeFlavor: Very clean with a delicate flavor, and briny.From the Japanese word for “ultimate’, Kusshi oysters are farmed by the tray suspension method coupled with a unique tumbling process. Suspended in mesh trays in deep water their entire lives, protected from predators, mud, sand and silt. These suspended oysters have beautiful shells with deep cups, and have hard shells which are easy to shuck because they take the extra step of Tumbling which helps strengthen their shells. It can take up to four years for the Kusshi to go through its special cultivation process and be ready for market. The end result is a perfectly manicured hard shell with an unusually deep cup and fabulous meats.Royal Miyagi OystersLocation: Fanny Bay, British Columbia, CanadaLatin: Magallana gigasCatch: AquaculturedFisherman/Source: Taylor ShellfishSeasonality: Year RoundTexture: Plump & JuicyColor: BeigeFlavor: Clean and briny, and slightly metallic.Raised by the suspension line to beach method which combines two oyster farming methods. Line suspension oysters are taken from their pampered environment and put into the beach cultured environment during their remaining 6 months prior to harvesting. This allows them to “toughen up” a bit, giving them stronger, less brittle shells and firmer meats. Though their shells are often more brittle than other varieties.What to do with it:BakeBroilGrillSautéSmokeOn the Half-shellNotable Nutritional Info: Good Source of Essential Amino AcidsHigh Protein per ServingRich in Omega 3’s & Fish OilSuper high in Zinc

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