GEISHA GOLD Smoked Oysters in Extra Virgin Olive Oil 3.75oz(Pack of 6) in Jar, Smoked Oysters | Zero Trans Fat - No Sugar Added – Farm Raised – Rich in Iron(20% DV per serving) – Gluten Free – Good Source of Protein(14g per serving) – NON-GMO Project Verified – L size oyster
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GEISHA GOLD Smoked Oysters in Extra Virgin Olive Oil 3.75oz(Pack of 6) in Jar, Smoked Oysters | Zero Trans Fat - No Sugar Added – Farm Raised – Rich in Iron(20% DV per serving) – Gluten Free – Good Source of Protein(14g per serving) – NON-GMO Project Verified – L size oyster
- GEISHA OYSTERS-Fresh oysters are shucked by hand, carefully graded, and packed with Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Salt
- Farm Raised- These delicious oysters take 1.5years to grow from seeding to harvest, and a lot of time and effort are put into their cultivation.
- GEISHA GOLD uses only large-size oysters, offering a richer texture and more luxurious flavor — a true premium experience.
- Smoking Method- Smoked slowly at 185F°- 187F° using oak wood
- Excellent Source of Protein & Gluten Free- GEISHA oysters are gluten free and rich in protein—they're a great keto food and keto snack for individuals pursuing a keto diet
- NON-GMO Project Verified
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