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Cook found a pearl

by Matt
(San Angelo, TX)

One of the cooks I work with found a pearl in an oyster that came from Sysco. I have found pearls myself, but this is the most random place to find one that I have heard. Anyone else?

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Mar 29, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		How Big Was the One He Found?
by: Anonymous

Wow, I'd like to find a big pearl. How big?

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