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Oysters got me too. I went to the ER thinking my appendix was bursting because the stomach cramps were so painful.
I still like the slippy little bastards, but I’m very cautious about where and when I order them now.
Yeah, now I only go to the fancy oyster restaurants. It's a rarity now because those places are expensive, but I've never gotten food poisoning from the places that specialize in them
It doesn't matter how fancy the place is. Oysters are filter feeders and clean up the water ways of anything and everything. All it takes is a boat to flush its toilet somewhere near the oyster field and the whole lot will be contaminated.
I guess it's the best indicator because they pick out their own oysters vs just picking any oysters. There's always a risk, but at least they're picking and choosing theirs, at least my local place does