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You need to clean oysters before you shuck and eat them. For as long as we have been eating oysters, we’ve been devising ways to separate the dirt, mud, and grime from the sealed oyster shells.<\/p>\n

Many cooking recipes for oysters require them to be cooked in or with their shells, so the shells have to be clean before you can do that. Raw oysters are often served in their half-shell, so they need to be clean if coming into contact with your mouth.<\/p>\n

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To clean and shuck an oyster<\/a>, you’ll need the following:<\/strong><\/p>\n