The best seasons for eating oysters are fall, winter, and early spring. When oysters spawn, which they do from May through August (although oysters in the Gulf of Mexico spawn year-round due to its warmer waters), they lose their lean, firm texture and dusky shellfish flavor and become fatty, watery, and soft. Therefore, if you must eat raw oysters in the summer, choose those imported from colder waters.
Oysters are sold live, both in their shells and shucked, then cooked or smoked and packed in jars and cans. When purchasing live oysters, keep in mind that the smaller an oyster is for its species, the younger and more tender it will be. Also, reject oysters whose shells are broken, do not snap shut when tapped, or are not already tightly closed.
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