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In many areas of the world, warm water temperatures during the summer months cause oysters to spawn, leaving their meats very watery, runny, lacking flavor, and generally not worth eating. Thus, the origin of the familiar rule of thumb saying that oysters should only be eaten in months which contain the letter "R". Not so for Glidden Point Oysters. The water at our site in Maine does not warm up enough for our oysters to spawn. As a result, the meat quality of Glidden Point Oysters remains consistently good year-round. While our divers remain cold throughout the season, our oysters remain plump and firm. | |