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Previously on "RIP Michael Winner"
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Originally posted by BA to the Stars View PostI wonder if St Peter will say to him t the Pearly gates "Calm down dear, it's only an afterlife"
Don't you pay attention to adverts?
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Originally posted by Lockhouse View PostI like oysters. Pretty much all oysters carry some virus - norovirus is particularly common. That's why all quality oysters are placed in clay or clean water pens to clean them out before eating - hence "fines de claire".
If you're going to eat raw seafood, eat it from somewhere that has a good turnover so you know it's fresh.
Shame about Michael Winner, I quite liked him.
You can have a good supplier and all it takes for the water in which the oysters are bedded to become polluted and you have a disaster on your hands.
I love oysters but have had food poisoning from them a tad too often when handled by numpties in kitchens.
I used to enjoy Winners Dinners in the times years ago.
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I like oysters. Pretty much all oysters carry some virus - norovirus is particularly common. That's why all quality oysters are placed in clay or clean water pens to clean them out before eating - hence "fines de claire".
If you're going to eat raw seafood, eat it from somewhere that has a good turnover so you know it's fresh.
Shame about Michael Winner, I quite liked him.
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man dies from eating snot-in-a-shell
RIP michael, and dont stray too far from the pearly bog
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Originally posted by zeitghostIndeed.
Just as London apprentices used to complain about the salmon from the River Thames that they were forced to eat.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostI like oysters but I'm hearing more and more stories that are putting me off them.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostFor that reason, and the fact they are vile, I'm out.
And to think a few hundred years ago the were one of the the staple foods of the poor.
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Originally posted by zeitghost
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Originally posted by zeitghost
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