Oysterpedia vs Brine - Oyster Tasting Library Usage & Stats
Much like wine, the flavor of oysters changes based on weather, region and method of cultivation. Oysterpedia, created by The Mermaid Inn restaurants in NYC, was designed to take the guesswork out of ordering oysters as well as to provide a reference tool for the oysters you have already tried.
This application will teach you the difference between a Bluepoint and a Kumomoto and give you the flavor, size, location, photos and notes of over 200 oysters from the coasts of North America. You can also rate the oysters you have eaten and save them in My Oysters. The next time you go for seafood, you can reference the list of oysters you have already tried and either re-order the ones you like or you can be adventurous and continually experiment with new ones. As you try new and different oysters, you will realize that no two oysters are alike. Enjoy.
- Apple App Store
- Free
- Food & Drink
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Brine is the expert's way to catalogue their oyster eating experiences. If you've looked at the blackboard at your local oyster bar and know you have tried the oysters before but can't remember if you liked them, this app will keep you sorted.
With a built in database of over 500 oysters, complete with maps pinpointing their waters of origin, Brine allows you enter standard descriptors with easy to use sliders to document brine, minerality, size, and texture. You can enter your own custom tasting notes so you can recall exactly how you experienced the oyster! Even add your own photo from your phone's photo library!
Can't find the oyster you are looking for? Brine allows you to search your tasting library and sort it by oyster name, tasting date, origin, or star rating. You can edit your notes in the app and zoom in on a map to see exactly where your oyster came from.
This is the oyster lover's second brain. Brine: The oyster lover's app.
- Apple App Store
- Free
- Food & Drink
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Oysterpedia VS. 
Brine - Oyster Tasting LibraryDecember 30, 2024