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Can you open a clam with an oyster knife?

Asked: Niko Lianopoulos, Date Created:

You can also open clams with a regular table knife as long as it's not too pointed. An oyster knife is shorter and sturdier, with a pointed tip for boring into the shell hinge to pop it open. ... Insert the knife at that point, force the blade between the shells, and pry them open.

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