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over a year ago
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"I'm not sure I get the fuss about it. I think it's one of those things people real over because they think they're supposed to
I was disappointed too  "
Distinctly average isn't it?
I don't mind it used as a bit of a seasoning? Or on top of a bit of smoked salmon though |
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By *igeiaWoman
over a year ago
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I've had the good stuff once. It was lovely. Like a salty little sea ball that explodes in your mouth. I've also had the cheaper roe stuff. It was alright, but not something I'd make a beeline for again. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's lovely with a crisp dry sparkling white
How very decadent  "
I quite like the lump fish caviar as well and that's cheap by comparison so maybe give that a bash on a thin cracker, with some prosecco.
But true decadence is vodka and balugar (can't spell it) |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's lovely with a crisp dry sparkling white
How very decadent
I quite like the lump fish caviar as well and that's cheap by comparison so maybe give that a bash on a thin cracker, with some prosecco.
But true decadence is vodka and balugar (can't spell it) "
Aw that last bit just ruined your sentence  |
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The term eating caviar has a different meaning in certain taboo fetish terms . I can imagine the taste wouldn't be too dissimilar to the taste of fish eggs , but being vegetarian I've never tasted the it . Nor have I any inclination to taste the other tbh  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's lovely with a crisp dry sparkling white
How very decadent
I quite like the lump fish caviar as well and that's cheap by comparison so maybe give that a bash on a thin cracker, with some prosecco.
But true decadence is vodka and balugar (can't spell it)
Aw that last bit just ruined your sentence "
It's still a lush combo |
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"I'm not sure I get the fuss about it. I think it's one of those things people real over because they think they're supposed to"
For the pretentious.
They'd eat cat crap if it had a fancy name.
Im told the beluga fish is cut open to get tbe eggs then dumped overbosrd so not environmently friendly either |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm not sure I get the fuss about it. I think it's one of those things people real over because they think they're supposed to
For the pretentious.
They'd eat cat crap if it had a fancy name.
Im told the beluga fish is cut open to get tbe eggs then dumped overbosrd so not environmently friendly either "
its called a sturgeon, the beluga is the roe..it isnt harvested till the fish are several years old and the rest of the fish is sold for eating..no need to throw it away as its worth money...very carefully monitored nowadays which is why true beluga is so expensive. |
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