Valley Pearl Oysters from Tyne Valley, PEI, CAN YGroup_recycledknife Why they’re unique: These are

Why they’re unique: These are some of the first oysters to come out of North Lake

and oysters in the shallowest parts of the farm will show their gratitude by growing at a rapid rate

The collected plastic is turned into pellets

How they’re grown: Robinhood Coves are raised in floating Oystergro cages and various oyster bags in a peaceful cove off Georgetown Island in the pristine Sheepscot River

put they haven’t quite figured out how to break into the bags they are kept in

Valley Pearl Oysters from Tyne Valley, PEI, CAN YGroup_recycledknife Why they’re unique: These areAvailable for a limited time only. Farmer: Jeff Noye and Damien Enman Location: Tyne Valley, PEI Size: 2. 5 How theyre grown: The oysters spend the first 3 5 years in floating cages in the Foxley River before being transported to Valley Pearls fishing lease in Malpeque Bay where they remain for another year until they reach market size. How they taste: We love how bright and squeaky clean these oysters are! Intense sea salt hits your palate up front