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Shuck Oysters Safely at Home
Find the best oyster knives, cut-resistant gloves, and beginner-friendly guides to build your oyster setup with confidence.
Best Oyster Knife for Most Home Shuckers
Start with our top knife recommendations with simple comparisons to help you choose the right fit.
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Quick Start Oyster Kit
Start with the basics: a good knife, a protective glove, and a simple guide to help you shuck more confidently.
Best Oyster Knives
Compare the top oyster knives for beginners and experienced shuckers, including grip, blade style, and ease of use.
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Best Oyster Shucking Gloves
Stay safer with cut-resistant gloves designed to help protect your hands during oyster prep and shucking.
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How to Shuck Oysters
Follow a step-by-step beginner guide with practical safety tips so you can shuck oysters with more confidence.
Learn to ShuckSupport ICOF at Friends for Haiti - September 8, 2012 in Duxbury, MA
This is an event not to miss.
"This all-inclusive event will take place under a spacious tent situated between the dunes of Duxbury Beach. The evening will begin with ICO’s iconic raw bars loaded with unlimited oysters as well as passed hors d’oeuvres and cocktails created by Boston’s favorite barkeep, The Hawthorne’s Jackson Cannon. Cocktails will be followed by sunset over the Back River and short plates created by some of the the best chefs in the country. Our food lines are renowned for their brevity, but queuing up with renowned chefs, winemakers, farmers, musicians and philanthropists ensures our lines are one of the night’s best forms of entertainment. Other highlights include live music, and a cigar lounge under the stars. All proceeds from Friends for Haiti directly benefit our collaboration with Dr. Valentin Abe of Caribbean Harvest to purchase Tilapia Fish Farming Kits and related supplies for Haitian families in Lake Azeui."
Tickets are available online by clicking here.
More information will be posted on this blog as it becomes available.
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See you in Duxbury.