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What type of Caviar ?

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Chopper | 14:43 Wed 10th Jan 2001 | Food & Drink
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trying to identify a type of caviar i bought recently.

it cost �10 in Prague. Prague is extremly cheap for foodstuffs so this stuff probably translated into being �25 if bought elswhere in the world.

The jar was small - something like 3 oz
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Unfortunately I cannot remember the name that was on the lid, but it wasn't Sevruga, Beluga or Osetra which are the three types of "real caviar" (and expensive wherever you buy them)
The eggs were largish and dark gray which rules out lumpfish which is small and cod which is orange. They had a dark smokey/nutty flavour

The lid carried a picutre of what looked very like a sturgeon. Could it have been domestic white sturgeon eggs ?
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The caviar that is characterised by a distinctive grey colour (in fact light grey to black) is American sturgeon caviar. Is it possible it could have been imported for the Czech market?

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