But lest you think it was all good times and stuffing our faces . . .
I tried my first raw oyster. This is what happened:
Sometimes being an adventurous foodie has its price.
17 thoughts on “Wordless Wednesday: (Mostly) Good eats at the Oyster Festival”
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write meg! 
No raw oysters for me baby. Every time we go to the panhandle and Appalachicola (deemed the oyster capitol of the world) my husband gorges himself on them. No thanks. I’ll take a crab cake.
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Your face is priceless! I love oysters though- I am a rare breed. Nothing beats a hot day at the beach and afterwards, oysters and beer. 🙂 Thanks for sharing these fun pictures with us!
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I like oysters — not raw.
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Not a fan either! I do love calamari though. Looks yummy!
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I’m laughing at that last picture. I do not like raw oysters…
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HAHAHAAHAHAHA. Your face is priceless at the end! I would probably have the same face if I tried one. I’m too scared to try a raw oyster!
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LOL
I think I would have the same response. You are one brave gal!
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I make that same face, just thinking about eating raw oysters. Ugh! We lived in lower Alabama for 12 years, and I swear I was the only person there who wouldn’t eat one.
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Oh, that expression on your face is priceless! I won’t even think about eating a raw oyster.
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What a great expression. I don’t think I’ll every try a raw oyster, although I do like them fried.
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That’s how I feel about them, too! Although I’ve never tried them raw. And never will.
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Haha…when I just saw the first photo, I had the same look on my face!
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I love your face!!! That’s so cute. I love oysters, so I can’t imagine making that face. I guess I understand that they’re slimy. But they taste so good! I might have to make the trip down for the oyster festival next year…
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Wait! No one who has commented here likes raw oysters?!?!?!? More for me 🙂
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I can sympathize with that oyster reaction. I am not a fan of most seafood, unless it’s well cooked regular fish. A few years ago hubby was invited to a client’s swanky Christmas party – at an oyster bar. Two years in a row. The second year they had a bigger selection of food, but the first was pretty much only oysters and crackers. For at least four hours. Needless to say we stopped at McDonalds on the way home.
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We try to get to this every year and fail miserably…next year for sure…thank you for sharing…
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MMmmmm, I love oysters served any and all ways.
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