1 Dozen
90-110grams per pcs
WHERE ARE THEY CULTIVATED?
Dutch Imperial Oysters (Ostrea Edulis) are cultivated and harvested in Lake Grevelingen. This lake is the largest salt water lake in Europe. With special protection from the Dutch government this lake is one of the cleanest, most eutrophic cultivation areas in Europe.
The Imperial oyster is the most exclusive type in the Netherlands. Due to the growing process of around five till six years, a sophisticated, slightly peppery flavour is achieved. The Imperial oyster has a round shaped smooth shelf. This oyster is moved at least once a year to another location so that the nutritional balance remains optimal, and the very best quality is guaranteed.
HOW DO YOU RECOGNISE THEM?
Dutch Imperial Oysters can be recognised by their flat, rounded shell. By nature, Dutch Imperial Oysters have a very refined taste which makes it a shame to grill them. They are almost always eaten raw.
Oyster Selection Guide.
1 Dozen
90-110grams per pcs
WHERE ARE THEY CULTIVATED?
Dutch Imperial Oysters (Ostrea Edulis) are cultivated and harvested in Lake Grevelingen. This lake is the largest salt water lake in Europe. With special protection from the Dutch government this lake is one of the cleanest, most eutrophic cultivation areas in Europe.
The Imperial oyster is the most exclusive type in the Netherlands. Due to the growing process of around five till six years, a sophisticated, slightly peppery flavour is achieved. The Imperial oyster has a round shaped smooth shelf. This oyster is moved at least once a year to another location so that the nutritional balance remains optimal, and the very best quality is guaranteed.
HOW DO YOU RECOGNISE THEM?
Dutch Imperial Oysters can be recognised by their flat, rounded shell. By nature, Dutch Imperial Oysters have a very refined taste which makes it a shame to grill them. They are almost always eaten raw.
Oyster Selection Guide.
