2010/06/30 10:00
Australian Oyster Farm On-site Inspection Report |
| Australian oysters has been in season around June.
We visited Coffin Bay in South Asutralia and Pittwater Bay in Tasmania. |
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Coffin Bay (South Australia)
Situated on the western tip of southern Eyre Peninsula, surrounded by sea and national park. During the day, water temperatures range between 12 and 14 degrees, well this day is, it seems to have good body fat growth. Taste, or rather the balance is exquisite sweetness of the scallop.
Undaunted, the farmars getting a basket every single boat for durable thick shell. Japan is to be delivered securely locked flavor thanks to the strong shell. Enough to be distributed in major cities such as Sydney, as well as Japanese wonder that there are popular. |
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Pitt Water (Tasmania)
Tasmania, 40% of the country is a land blessed with nature is to be protected as National Park. Pitt water is an active air through the ground, and made fertile land.
During the day, water temperatures are between 10 and 12 degrees because the earth produces a unique rich flavor of Tasmania, we could see the color of the shell firmly attractive, this was extremely taste! |
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