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Caviar alternatives(26 January 2006 00:00)Aavruga Article continues below
Price about £5-£9.90 for 100g Available from Leathams, MacKenzie Bros , WG White Lumpfish Lumpfish caviar is from lumpfish harvested in the North Atlantic. The very small, crisp eggs have a salty and strong fishy flavour and added colour. The product is available in black or red. Price about £2.50-£3 for 100g Available from Leathams, MacKenzie Bros, WG White Tobiko Used in Sushi dishes, Tobiko is the roe harvested from the flying fish of Iceland. The small eggs have a crunchy texture and are slightly sweet and mildly salty in flavour. The natural colour is orange although it's available in other colours, including green, flavoured with wasabi, and black. Price around £20-£25 for 500g Available from MacKenzie Bros, Tazaki Foods Cavi-art A vegetarian product approved by the Vegetarian Society, Cavi-Art is made in Denmark from seaweed. It comes in red or black and the small beads are mildly salty in taste and will not bleed colour. It is 100% cholesterol-free, has a low salt content and a 24-month shelf life. Price about £1-£1.20 per 100g Available from The Orkney Herring Company Farmed There's not a great deal of farmed caviar around and it's not cheap. Farm-raising sturgeon is a long process but it is being done in France, Italy, Israel and California. White sturgeon seems the most popular for farming, but there is a company using Russian sturgeon. The eggs from the white surgeon tend to be similar in size to Oscietra and dark grey. Price about £1,000 per kg Available from WG White, King's Caviar and Fine Food Suppliers
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