Oysters are a live animal and need to be treated accordingly.
Proper storage is not difficult. Oysters should be stored
in a cool, damp place (ideal temperature is 4°C).
Use the seaweed provided as a moisture indicator. The
seaweed should remain damp. If the seaweed dries out,
sprinkle some water over it and the oysters. A damp
cloth or paper towel can also be used in place of the
seaweed.
If
an oyster gapes and does not shut when its valves are
squeezed together, it should be discarded. Do not allow
oysters to freeze or become submerged in water. Oysters
are freshest when consumed shortly after purchase. However,
under proper storage conditions, ShanDaphs will keep
without any noticeable deterioration for two to three
weeks.
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