Description
Oysters
Komo Gway
Source: Chef’s Resource
Komo Gway Oysters are also known as Baynes Sound Oysters and are a Pacific Northwest oyster from one of the British Columbia oyster appellations. They are cultivated in the heart of Canada’s Shellfish Capital – the Comox Valley within the traditional territory of the K’ómoks First Nation. The pristine coastal waters of Baynes Sound provide an abundance of nutrients for these oysters which have a long history of sustainable farming practices.
Komo Gway Oysters are an Intertidal Beach Cultured Oyster. Beach cultured oysters are raised on tidal beaches with sandy or rocky bottoms. They are accustomed to fighting the tides, clamping tightly shut during low tides to preserve their “liquor” and to protect themselves against predators. Because of this “tough” life, beach raised oysters are hearty. They have hard, sturdy shells which shuckers like to work with. And their ability to close tightly, coupled with their hard shells, gives them a longer shelf life.
Type: | Crassostrea gigas |
Baynes Sound, E. Vancouver Island, British Columbia | |
Flavor Profile: | Komo Gway Oysters are firm fleshed with a refreshing briny taste and vibrantly colored mantel. They have a subtle note of cucumber & a slightly sweet finish. |
Size: | 3.5" |
Pack Size: | 60 count |
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