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Thaney 3 year s ago
I can’t decide if the description of the texture of caviar is repulsive or not
       
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Mickey 3 year s ago
Thaney, I lived in Iran before the stupid revolution. Caviar is pretty nice to be honest.
       
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Tony 3 year s ago
good good good
       
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Hitty 3 year s ago
#2 - In Portugal "Goose Barnacle" are called Percebes and go between 30 and 50€ (in the expensive restaurants) per kg. 300$ per kg. is armed robbery...
       
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Onnie 3 year s ago
Hitty,....Paris....
       
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Chauncey 3 year s ago
rich fools and their money
i swear if you got dirt off the top of mount Everest (or told rich people that's wear you got it from) you could get them to eat it by telling them it has natural nutrients not found at ground level
       
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Obie 3 year s ago
#15 So there's not many of them left. Could it be because their eggs are eaten and not let hatch?
       
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Mat 3 year s ago
people are idiots...
       
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Traditional balsamic vinegar — from $2,000 per liter (0.25 liquid gallons)

Traditional balsamic vinegar (aceto balsamico tradizionale) is produced in Italy in very limited areas and only from local grapes. The grapes get pressed, the extracted juice is then boiled for at least 12 hours, then it’s poured to a big vat with the mother of the vinegar, and is stored for 1 year. After that, the vinegar will be fermented for several years in various barrels, made from different types of trees. Every year, each new barrel will be smaller because a certain amount of the product will evaporate naturally. The vinegar can only be considered ready after 12 years and that will be the cheapest version of this product. The golden aging period starts at 25 years.

Just before we got to Florence, we stayed in Modena and our landlady gave us the great privilege of trying literally one drop of her 30-year-old vinegar. It remains as one of the food highlights of my life.
 
 
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