Articles for tag: Mollusks, Oysters

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How to Host an Oyster Roast

Some people love oysters, while others cringe at the thought of devouring the slimy mollusks. Just like caviar and other delicacies from the ocean, the taste of oysters depends on individual preferences. Some say it tastes rather fishy, while others describe it as having a pleasant, salty taste. If oysters are on your list of ...

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Review of Gibson Inn, Apalachicola, Florida

If you’re ever down along Florida’s Forgotten Coast, you’ll want to make sure that you spend a night at the Gibson Inn in Apalachicola, Florida. This quaint historic hotel is a landmark in Apalachicola, Florida. Apalachicola, which sits on Apalachicola Bay along the Gulf Coast, is known for producing some of the best oysters in ...

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Mikimoto: The History of the Cultured Pearl

In the world of pearls, Mikimoto has become one of the most well known names in history. Today, Mikimoto supplies some of the finest cultured pearls across the globe. However, the fascinating history behind Mikimoto began in the mid-19th century. Japan began trading its naturally harvested pearls (priceless treasures at the time) with foreign nations ...

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10 Interesting Facts About Oysters

Oysters are mollusks that grow mainly in the ocean. There are more than fifty species of oysters, some of which are edible. Their rather rectangle shells are made of calcium. The shells protect their soft bodies. Here are 10 interesting facts about oysters you probably don’t know! 1. Oysters Are Tastier During Months That Contain ...

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Five Fabulous Health Benefits of Oysters

Most people either love them or hate them. There’s little in between when it comes to a taste for oysters. While the pearl oyster is renowned for producing beautiful natural and cultured pearls, other oysters are notable for their distinctive taste and texture when boiled, steamed, fried, or enjoyed on the half shell. Some people ...

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Foods to Boost Men’s Libido

Foods that increase the libido in men, and women, are known as aphrodisiacs. The chemical compounds within these foods react within the body to enhance both physical and mental arousal. Speak with your physician about any aphrodisiac, especially if you are on certain medications or if you have health complications, such as high blood pressure. ...