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Harris Prime

Harris Seafood Company
📍 Chesapeake Bay · Maryland
SpeciesEastern Oyster (Crassostrea virginica)
SizeLarge · 3.5"-4.0"
MethodWild-harvested
Salinity
MildBriny
Oyster profile
Very BrinyCleanFull-BodiedSoft

About Harris Prime

A wild, hard-shelled prime-grade Chesapeake Bay oyster harvested from the Harris River. Full meat with a soft texture behind a strong salt, and a favorite for cooking rather than the raw bar.

In plain words: very briny, clean, full-bodied, soft, with briny salt.

Where it grows

Harvest region
Harris Creek
Growing region
Chesapeake Bay
State
Maryland
Country
United States
Harris Seafood CompanyThe farm · 2 oysters on Shucks
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Where to eat it

Faidley's SeafoodLogged Oct 9 · Baltimore, MD 21201
Mid Atlantic SeafoodLogged Oct 6 · Laurel, MD 20707

What people are saying

@caseyhamilton★★★★★

Sweet

Oct 9 · Faidley's Seafood
@caseyhamilton★★★★★

Large. Meaty.

Oct 6 · Mid Atlantic Seafood

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Harris Prime oysters: common questions

What do Harris Prime oysters taste like?

Harris Prime oysters are described as very briny, clean, full-bodied, soft, with briny salinity.

Where are Harris Prime oysters grown?

They're grown in Harris Creek, Chesapeake Bay, Maryland, United States by Harris Seafood Company.

How salty are Harris Prime oysters?

Briny: 4 out of 5 on the Shucks scale. A clean hit of seawater, crisp and bright.

Where can I eat Harris Prime oysters?

Shucks members have recently had them at Faidley's Seafood, Mid Atlantic Seafood.

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