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How often do you eat caviar?

On average, how often do you eat caviar?

  • 1 Never

    Votes: 28 57.1%
  • 2 Once a decade

    Votes: 10 20.4%
  • 3 Once a year

    Votes: 3 6.1%
  • 4 Twice a year

    Votes: 1 2.0%
  • 5 Three times a year

    Votes: 4 8.2%
  • 6 Every other month

    Votes: 1 2.0%
  • 7 Monthly

    Votes: 1 2.0%
  • 8 Twice a month

    Votes: 1 2.0%
  • 9 Weekly

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • 10 Daily

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    49

kenny

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On average, how often do you eat caviar?

Pick the closest answer.

What kind do you like?
 
In tapatalk so can't see the poll but I have never tried it. Never been inclined to taste it, personally.
 
What's taptalk?

Never mind.
I'll Google it.
I have heard of google. :lol:
 
I have no idea of which one I had... It was offered at a function- canapé kinda situation...or was that part of entree?? Can't remember... Hehe. I know it tasted salty and I really liked it....
 
I'm fairly squeamish about food and have not tried caviar, though I've been to a few events where I could have tried this pricey delicacy for free.
 
Caviar- from memory the texture and taste is like really small salty peas - yeah that is probably the best I can come up with..

I like trying new things, however I would draw the line at tongues, kidney, brains etc... Given my heritage, I should be fine with all of this... But i guess if I have been plied with "some" alcohol, I could be game...!!!!

But functions are the best place I think to try different things, esp small servings just incase I don't like it.
 
Not something that I appreciate, lumpfish roe is good enough for me. :)) However, I do like roe such as salmon and flying fish etc. in sushi.

DK :))
 
Speaking of being 'plied' I might try caviar if I was naked in a bubble bath with Alexis Colby plying me Dom Pérignon champagne.
I mean, then and there, how could you say, "No thanks."?
Maybe she'd let me try on her big rock!

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If you mean REAL caviar, I've only had it once in my life.

If you count tobiko, like once a week lol.
 
Once so far, at the caviar bar in the Belmond Grand Hotel, St. Petersburg Russia. Sampled several types ranging from, in diamond quality equivalent, SI2 to IF. The most expensive, Almas Iranian Beluga caviar, tasted the best. I liked it but not enough to become a fan.
 
gregchang35|1449182533|3957103 said:
Caviar- from memory the texture and taste is like really small salty peas - yeah that is probably the best I can come up with..

I like trying new things, however I would draw the line at tongues, kidney, brains etc... Given my heritage, I should be fine with all of this... But i guess if I have been plied with "some" alcohol, I could be game...!!!!

But functions are the best place I think to try different things, esp small servings just incase I don't like it.
I've never had kidneys or brain, but beef tongue (lengua) is soo delicious. It's slow cooked and fall apart tender, similar to a pulled pork. If you are ever at a Mexican restaurant and see a lengua taco, try it!

eta - I've also had Cod tongues (newfie thing) and they were amazing too. Like a more meaty fish texture.
 
I had it once at a fancy event, but I wasn't impressed. Somewhat salty.
I would not hesitate to try it again, however.
 
Though they are eggs, they require the gutting of the fish to acquire and as such, I don't eat them
 
Niel|1449187028|3957130 said:
Though they are eggs, they require the gutting of the fish to acquire and as such, I don't eat them

+1 Just seems mean to the fish. :errrr:

Tried it a couple of times, not worth the guilt. :nono:
 
Never. The very thought makes my stomach turn, so..no.
 
iLander|1449194044|3957172 said:
Niel|1449187028|3957130 said:
Though they are eggs, they require the gutting of the fish to acquire and as such, I don't eat them

+1 Just seems mean to the fish. :errrr:

Tried it a couple of times, not worth the guilt. :nono:

So you're both vegan?
 
kenny|1449194712|3957182 said:
iLander|1449194044|3957172 said:
Niel|1449187028|3957130 said:
Though they are eggs, they require the gutting of the fish to acquire and as such, I don't eat them

+1 Just seems mean to the fish. :errrr:

Tried it a couple of times, not worth the guilt. :nono:

So you're both vegan?

Yes. I'm a meato-vego-arian. I'll eat all vegetables, fruit, grains, with only occasional meat, fish, eggs. We're a small group, but fierce.
 
I eat roe regularly, but real caviar I only have very rarely. Maybe once every couple years.

My parents would get champagne and a tin of caviar to celebrate our yearly family vacation. They encouraged my sister and I to try new foods so I sampled it as a young child. I didn't mind it, but what I really loved were the accoutrements my mom served with the caviar--toast points, hard cooked egg crumbles and creme fraiche!
 
Never and it isn't because I don't like it.

The species of Sturgeon that true caviar comes from has been decimated by poachers. It's not a fishery I would ever support by buying it's products.
 
kenny|1449194712|3957182 said:
iLander|1449194044|3957172 said:
Niel|1449187028|3957130 said:
Though they are eggs, they require the gutting of the fish to acquire and as such, I don't eat them

+1 Just seems mean to the fish. :errrr:

Tried it a couple of times, not worth the guilt. :nono:

So you're both vegan?

Vegetarian. Though I eat eggs I do not consider this the same as the animal is killed for the harvest
 
Never. Tried it once and don't like it.
 
I have a good friend who makes his own out of salmon roe. He serves it with a salmon dip on crackers and it is TDF!

Not so mean to the fish if you caught her with the intention of eating her and you find that she is full of eggs. Nothing left to do but make caviar!
 
Lumpfish caviar, over a baked potato with butter/sour cream. Delicious!

I probably eat it 3-4 times per year. I'm not a big potato eater.
 
House Cat|1449203193|3957281 said:
I have a good friend who makes his own out of salmon roe. He serves it with a salmon dip on crackers and it is TDF!

Not so mean to the fish if you caught her with the intention of eating her and you find that she is full of eggs. Nothing left to do but make caviar!


Right it would make sense for him to use all parts of his kill, it would not make sense for me to eat food made from a dead fish.

To each their own thoigh I've never been one to force others, or really even talk about much, my dietary habits. What's right for menisnt right for everyone :)
 
Had it, not big on it. I do like roe in sushi though.
 
Another that has the roe in sushi all the time, my 7 year old orders that much to the astonishment of people when we go to sushi places... Real jars of caviar only a couple of times a year.
 
I have tried real caviar only 2, 3 times in my life. I remember liking it. But that like Bluefin tuna, would not intentionally order or buy can help it as this point.
If you include other kinds of fish roe then whenever I am visiting my family they are sure to get some taramosalata (made from carp roe) since they know I love it yum!
 
I chose never even tho I tried it ONCE and nearly barfed.

Along that line I was dating a guy who was a wine importer and we went out to dinner 2-3 times a week when I lived in NYC. He once tricked me into eating FROGS LEGS as an appetizer. I had to go to the ladies room and barf. Seriously. I only eat food I can identify anymore.

that relationship died a quick death after that.
 
Never- ovo-lacto vegetarian here.
 
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