Fin de la Baie Oysters from New Brunswick, CAN YGroup_recycledknife Cuttyhunk Oysters are trademarked so

Cuttyhunk Oysters are trademarked so they are the one and only

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Fin de la Baie Oysters from New Brunswick, CAN YGroup_recycledknife Cuttyhunk Oysters are trademarked soAvailable for a limited time only. Farmer: Wayne Williams Location: New Brunswick, NB7G Size: 2. 5 How theyre grown: Fin de la Baies hail from an ecological marvel known as the end of the bay (the literal translation of the name!) on the Tormentine Peninsula up in Canada. Theyre top cultured, meaning theyre grown in floating cages suspended at the top of an algae rich ocean layer. These oysters take 4 5 years to develop enough in size and quality to