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High life
It takes the experience of eating an oyster and scales it up tenfold into an exercise in excess
Kelly Chapman
What other food could be so eloquent? What other food could communicate so much with so little force?
Nobody really knows the recipe for making them — or at least nobody knows the original recipe
Olivia Potts
The French love their oysters, and those from Arcachon are considered among the best
Jane Stannus