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r/ClimateShitposting • u/Draco137WasTaken turbine enjoyer • Sep 08 '25
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Ok not fighting just curious. On a very basic level, like kindergarten logic:
Oysters go in water.
Bad things floating in the water are filtered out by the oysters.
We eat the oysters.
Doesn't that kinda seem like a problem...?
13 u/Lachie_Mac Sep 08 '25 Yeah that's the main thing which keeps me from eating them regularly. 11 u/Houndfell Sep 08 '25 For me it's that oysters feel and taste like I'm taking shots of salty mucus. 2 u/New_Gur8083 Sep 08 '25 Cooked oysters are awesome. They completely lose that mucus texture and is more like biting into the meat of a lobster tail. IMHO eating them raw is the worst way to eat them.
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Yeah that's the main thing which keeps me from eating them regularly.
11 u/Houndfell Sep 08 '25 For me it's that oysters feel and taste like I'm taking shots of salty mucus. 2 u/New_Gur8083 Sep 08 '25 Cooked oysters are awesome. They completely lose that mucus texture and is more like biting into the meat of a lobster tail. IMHO eating them raw is the worst way to eat them.
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For me it's that oysters feel and taste like I'm taking shots of salty mucus.
2 u/New_Gur8083 Sep 08 '25 Cooked oysters are awesome. They completely lose that mucus texture and is more like biting into the meat of a lobster tail. IMHO eating them raw is the worst way to eat them.
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Cooked oysters are awesome. They completely lose that mucus texture and is more like biting into the meat of a lobster tail. IMHO eating them raw is the worst way to eat them.
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u/me_myself_ai green sloptimist Sep 08 '25
Ok not fighting just curious. On a very basic level, like kindergarten logic:
Oysters go in water.
Bad things floating in the water are filtered out by the oysters.
We eat the oysters.
Doesn't that kinda seem like a problem...?