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frontpagehocuspocusblade posted Jan 04, 2026 03:27 PM

8-Oz Bumble Bee Premium Select Whole Canned Oysters

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$2.15

$3.95

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Amazon has 8-Oz Bumble Bee Premium Select Whole Canned Oysters for $2.86 - $0.57 when you clip the 20% coupon on the product page - $0.14 (5%) when you check out w/ Subscribe & Save = $2.15. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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Our research indicates that this deal is $0.71 less (24.8% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $2.86 at the time of this posting.
Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
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Model: Bumble Bee Premium Select Whole Canned Oysters, 8 oz Can - Ready to Eat - 14g Protein per Serving - Gluten Free

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DonkeyOtay

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Mussels was the right call here

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Acrylamide

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https://a.co/d/eQ3AXbD

Comes down to 1.86 each for me for the 12 pack.

doublejohn

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doublejohn

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Quote from Acrylamide

https://a.co/d/eQ3AXbDComes down to 1.86 each for me for the 12 pack.

I got $2.15/can for the 12 pack. Still cheaper than Costco (when they carry it!)

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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank ZV3

I normally dump these in my Asian noodle soup for extra protein and seafood. These, shrimp, scallops etc.

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Quote from ZV3

I normally dump these in my Asian noodle soup for extra protein and seafood. These, shrimp, scallops etc.

35g of protein helped build stronger mollusks.

WaltW

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$2.15 for a can of oysters is a smoking deal. I just paid $22 for a dozen on the half shell.

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Quote from bullgates

35g of protein helped build stronger mollusks.

Mussels was the right call here

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Quote from WaltW

$2.15 for a can of oysters is a smoking deal. I just paid $22 for a dozen on the half shell.

I couldn't agree more... Count me in!!

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mostly water i bet

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ian-YoungJan 05, 2026 02:55 PM

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Just what I need!
Thanks

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DanteZeroJan 05, 2026 04:19 PM

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I don't know what I would do with these or if I would even like them but everyone here is making it seem like a solid deal.

I am tempted...

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Quote from DanteZero

I don't know what I would do with these or if I would even like them but everyone here is making it seem like a solid deal.

I am tempted...

Oyster rice dressing. 😁

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pRS317Jan 05, 2026 09:36 PM

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Quote from WaltW

$2.15 for a can of oysters is a smoking deal. I just paid $22 for a dozen on the half shell.

Ouch! I'm used to a buck a shuck every Monday! In fact, that's what I'll be doing tonight, seeing as how it's a Monday yummy

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alfasubJan 05, 2026 09:39 PM

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No way I am consuming these "premium" oysters that are of Chinese origin. Oysters filter up to 50 gallons of water per day, imagine how "healthy" these oysters can be considering the heavy pollution and contamination the raising ponds must have. For now, I only consume Geisha brand, as long as they are from S. Korea..
DISREGARD, I have just seen the label and they seem to originate from Korea. The same brand ones at my local supermarket are from China. Check the label before buying!

Last edited by alfasub January 5, 2026 at 02:42 PM.

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Quote from ZV3

I normally dump these in my Asian noodle soup for extra protein and seafood. These, shrimp, scallops etc.

Are these cooked or raw but ready to eat raw? I'm so confused

fuzzyballz

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fuzzyballzYesterday 03:05 AM

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Do they sell canned rocky mountain oysters too?

Quote from SDU-Tango

Are these cooked or raw but ready to eat raw? I'm so confused

Canned food are cooked. You can eat them cold right out of the can, or heat them up inside the can or in a pot.

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Grocery Baking and Cooking Soups, Sauces, Packaged Meals & Canned Goods Bumble Bee Amazon

Rating:	(4.3 out of 5 stars)
Reviews:	1,438 Amazon Reviews
Manufacturer:	Bumble Bee Seafood
Model Number:	8660075230
Product SKU:	B07JB6PK1P
UPC:	86600700304
ASIN:	B07JB6PK1P
Brand:	Bumble Bee
Item Dimensions LxWxH:	2.625 x 2.625 x 3.188 inches
Item Weight:	0.5 pounds
Item model number:	8660075230
Manufacturer:	Bumble Bee Seafood

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