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I was at a buffet with my older brother last night and only really wanted to eat oysters and shrimp. Seeing as it was a buffet I wasn't just going to be pleased with one plate obviously. I rarely go to buffets, I figured the point is that you have a few plates of food. So I ate about 30-40 oysters and a handful of shrimp. Apparently that's an absurd amount of oysters to him. Oysters aren't very filling by themselves but that's all I really wanted. I could see if I was paying for multiple servings of oyster how it could seem weird but the bill was the same no matter how many oysters I ate. But now I'm starting to think that I didn't show proper buffet etiquette by only eating the one type of food. Granted. most people there did eat multiple different types of food. Whats the proper protocol here?
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Fartington Butts posted:What were they adorned with? Just raw oysters
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Prof. Crocodile posted:even one single oyster is too many imo They are so full of flavor. The sea is a bounty of flavorful meat.
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Nov 20, 2022 18:59
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Demon Of The Fall posted:my uncle ate 155 oysters in winning an eating competition a few weeks ago. I think that's a lot of oyster, OP I don't know if I could eat that many oysters.
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Nov 20, 2022 20:17
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You Are A Elf posted:Casino here has an endless seafood night on Tuesdays. For $45, you can gorge on as many oysters as you want along with other bivalves, king crab legs, several types and preparations of fish, and a fuckload of other things from the sea. $45 per person to eat quality seafood from quality chefs is pretty choice. My mouth would water like Homer Simpson
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