sturgeon farmed for caviar harvesting in Spain

Russian sturgeon the source for russian caviar like beluga and osetra is an endangered species. A gourmet chef takes you on a tour to Spain were sturgeon is farmed for harvesting caviar in a sustainable way.

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• russian caviar
• sturgeon
• farming
• caviar harvesting
• beluga caviar
• Spain
• osetra caviar
• gourmet
• chef

[adifishing]

@cockerspanielowner wrong

[CaramelCleo]

3,500 dollars for that can? wow...oh f**CK me.

[likeomgutube]

all this so fat rich pigs can smear that discusting shit on crackers

[lookitsagrape1]

this guys got a fuckin pottymouth

[RAZRfreak]

It's fucking delicious, innit?

[rosscobosco]

FUCK ME!

[cockerspanielowner]

@HumaneAnon Sturgeon's are critically endangered

[parahumanoid]

@rexx15

Because, apparently, only "fish" (a term used to described any underwater living creature in Jewish literature) with gills and scales that separate easily is considered kosher. Anything that comes from a kosher animal is also kosher. Lobster has no scales to speak of, and sturgeon scales don't separate easily. Thus both of these aren't kosher. Neither is their roe or any other part of them or product harvested from them.

[parahumanoid]

@JOSEPHKORSSIA

No one gives a flying fuck if it's kosher. Many great-tasting things aren't. So just skip on the lobster, Use the roe from a different kind of fish. So long as you cook it the same way, it will be quite similar.

[HumaneAnon]

Tried caviar many times. Bought a can from different countries around 6 a year. Have yet to meet one that was delicious. I review caviar in my spare time and is company funded. I have to lie just to get by. Stuff is ridiculously overpriced for no reason.