Crown Prince Natural Smoked Oysters in Pure Olive Oil

These oysters are sooo Delicious. & to know they are made with 100% olive oil. Is even better. I sometimes just eat them as a sandwich. Or other times. I just make white rice with a can of the oysters & some avocado. I highly recommend them. If u love oysters u will love these. I can’t say enough good things about these oysters. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🦪🦪🦪🦪🦪

I really like these oysters. They have a great flavor with a smooth texture. I use them in appetizers quite often. You might be surprised to know that they pear well with various yellow mustards.

Very tasty and enjoy eating for lunch. Sr. Lady who doesn't like to cook much.

Large, delicious oysters in mild, healthy olive oil. I really enjoy this variety and take them as a natural source of iodine for my thyroid I like to eat them for brunch or snack as they're a great source of protein and good fats. They are expensive but worth it.

Good quality. Not as strong of a smoke flavor as i was hoping. They smell good and taste just fine. The texture is near perfect. This is the first time i have had them in olive oil and that may be the difference. Over all yes i would buy them again.

Smoked oysters are amazingly high in nutrients, but watch out for brands with crappy ingredients. Crown Prince Natural Smoked Oysters is my favorite because they use olive oil instead of cottonseed oil, and only have two ingredients. I love these things, and order them by the case.

I rarely write reviews, but after reading a few here, someone has to write something helpful or at least more accurate. Let's take apart some of the accusations: Price: Price has nearly doubled, but is now inline with what grocery store prices were 5 years ago. Or about 2.75 a box. Grocery store prices are what drove me to amazon to buy in bulk. No longer a discount, but I bet my local grocery store is 4-5 bucks a can given our current inflation problems. It is what it is, and none of us can fix this. Nutrition: Yes there is cholesterol - ALL animal products have it. But according to the last 20 years of research and discovery, dietary cholesterol HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH YOUR BLOOD cholesterol. Good lord, the dairy some of you put in your coffee has more than this. The most nutritious foods have cholesterol. It's so important for your body that your body makes its own. Statins work by negating the enzyme that triggers cholesterol production. You can eat 20 eggs a day (1 egg has 10x the cholesterol of one of these cans) and your blood cholesterol will not be impacted (actually, evidence and trials seem to state that your blood cholesterol would only improve as you wouldn't have an appetite for garbage). Also, oysters are highly nutritious. 200% of your recommended zinc and copper, loaded with vitamin b12, selenium and iron, it's hard to find any food that exists that is as densely packed in micronutrients that the vast majority of American's don't get enough of, than a simple can of smoked oysters. Complaining about cholesterol in an oyster is like complaining about the humidity in Hawaii. Or dumber. Taste: These are smoked oysters. Guess what? You don't take the best oysters and can them. You don't take great oysters and smoke them either. You can find better oysters elsewhere? Of course, fresh is best. Everyone says "better oysters over here" but no one mentions if it is canned. Or jarred. Or smoked... or most mysteriously if it is packed in seed oil. The vast majority of canned fish is packed in toxic seed oils. I'm well aware that seed oils are the official answer to heart disease according to boomer sources circa 1970, but seed oils are new to humanity, and most importantly are dirt cheap to process from lovely things like "rape seed" (which is where your canola oil comes from, which, by the way, was initially used to lubricate factory machinery a century ago. You can tell if you heat canola oil up to 400 degrees for frying, it smells like machinery and nothing like food). Smoked oysters in olive oil are special. Last forever, always healthy, relatively cheap (even today). Get a can. Get some crackers, I like plain 'ole saltines. Put cream cheese on the cracker. Put 2 oysters on top. Douse with hot sauce of your choice. Enjoy. Or, get a baguette. Get some gouda cheese. Maybe avocado. Tear off some bread, add a slice of cheese, put your oyster on top. Nice trail snack. Romance: Oysters are good for men in many ways we can skip here. But.. your breath is gonna stink to high heaven. Save these for the day BEFORE date night.

Superior quality, flavor and consistency.

Finally received my Oysters! I admit I did try to Cancel my order after I had read so many scary reviews? But they wouldn't allow it and shipped anyway... Well, I'm not Mad at these! The Oysters are plump, good size, and nice color...the taste though, is clean and succulent...a more subtle smoke flavor than your Average run of the mill Oysters from, yes China... I don't eat them anymore for good reasons, but I was missing them as I Love Smoked Oysters, have all my life, because I grew up on them at every Event my Family had. So I decided to try them since they came anyway, and I am In Love!!! I will definitely order more! I have eaten 4 cans in two days since I got them🤣 and can see me polishing them off pretty quick🤭 a little Costly yes, worth it? Absolutely! Update: I just received my new box today! 02/05/2024

Liked very much

I bought these with very high hopes as they are VERY EXPENSIVE, apparently being organic. Oysters are not visually beautiful things but this product looks somewhat off putting. Taste wise they are no where near as palatable as the run of the mill oysters available at Costco. I don’t know if these oysters contain less in the way of heavy metals or organic contaminants but I am not buying them again. In conclusion, poor value for your hard earned dollars.