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Royal Belgian Osetra Caviar from Turnhout, Belgium
Royal Belgian Osetra Caviar from Turnhout, Belgium
Royal Belgian Osetra Caviar from Turnhout, Belgium
Royal Belgian Osetra Caviar from Turnhout, Belgium
Royal Belgian Osetra Caviar from Turnhout, Belgium
Royal Belgian Osetra Caviar from Turnhout, Belgium

Royal Belgian Osetra Caviar from Turnhout, Belgium

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Ready for a close up! The beads are a beautiful and consistent shimmer of greens and grays. A resounding 'Wow' echoed throughout the room when our team tasted this for the first time. Incredibly round, buttery flavor with just enough toasted kelp and salt to make your taste buds sing.

Species

Acipenser Gueldenstaedtii

Process

OK, let's start at the beginning. We're in the Royal Belgian sturgeon hatchery. Belgian Barry White is playing on the radio, the lights are dimmed. The hatchery crew take unfertilized eggs from female sturgeon and combine them with sperm from the male sturgeon in a bowl. Using a feather [because in the wild eggs are naturally very sticky so they can stick to rocks and such in rivers], stir the eggs to activate the fertilization process. The feather is softer and less "sticky" than a paddle or spoon, resulting in less damage to the eggs. Wild!

The sturgeon are then raised in bucolic outdoor ponds until they reach at least 9-10 years of age, at which point ultrasound is used to determine egg readiness before harvest.

⚠ Prop 65 Warning

Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

CAVIAR FAQ

How much should I buy?

30g (serves 1-2)
100g (serves 5-8)
250g (serves 10-15)
1000g (serves 20-40)

Ok, I bought it. Now what?

Congrats! You made a great choice, pal.

The caviar is totally fine if it is unopened for 4-6 weeks from receipt in the refrigerator. Once opened, the caviar should be eaten within 2-3 days. The longer the tin has been opened, the more the caviar degrades in quality so we suggest eating right away after the tin has been unsealed.

How do I open this damn thing?

Pros know to use a caviar key (a tool made for this very purpose). Real pros will use anything within arms reach—a screwdriver, a shucking knife, anything that gives you leverage to pry the lid open.

How do I store caviar?

The caviar tin should be kept as cold as possible. Pull your tin out of the packaging and put it in a bowl filled with ice. Place in the fridge and continue to replenish the ice so that it stays chilled. The caviar is fine for 4 weeks if it is unopened. Once opened, the caviar should be eaten within 2-3 days. The longer the tin has been opened, the more the caviar degrades in quality so we suggest eating right away after the tin has been unsealed – that should be easy.

How do I know if it's bad?

Oh you'll know...trust us.