Why Do People Eat Cavier??

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  1. tksensei profile image61
    tksenseiposted 14 years ago

    It's pretty popular. And what's wrong with eating fish eggs?

  2. stacies29 profile image70
    stacies29posted 14 years ago

    I just do not like it. It's not my cup of tea.

    1. BristolBoy profile image63
      BristolBoyposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      That is a rather random topic.  That's like me starting a topic saying 'Why do people watch American Football?' and then following it up by saying it's just a load of people playing rugby with padding!  Or saying 'Why do people knit?' and be saying that it's a lot easier to buy clothes.

      Edit: Before American Football fans/knitters get offended that was just an example.

  3. tksensei profile image61
    tksenseiposted 14 years ago

    Well, that's that then.

  4. JamaGenee profile image77
    JamaGeneeposted 14 years ago

    Since I happen to *like* caviar (from when my job took me to functions that served it), I'll eat it because it's delicious.  If you've never tried it, or only had the fake stuff, then you probably won't get past that it's fish eggs.

  5. frogdropping profile image76
    frogdroppingposted 14 years ago

    I'm not a lover. Tried it. But - I'm not a fan of sea food or shell fish stuff either. And as Jama says - there is a difference twixt the real deal and crappy stuff.

  6. mandybeau profile image58
    mandybeauposted 14 years ago

    I lived witrh Russians for awhile and one Morning for Breakfast we had on the same plate Sea Urchins, cut up, with Poormans Caviar, that is the red one not the Black. I know the black comes from the Sturgeon, but not sure where red is aquired, with prunes stewed with sugar and cold custard./
    They wiped up the fishy custard mess with slices of Black bread a Cossack favourite, I washed it down with Vodka, to kill the taste.

    1. JamaGenee profile image77
      JamaGeneeposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      They served this for breakfast?? It'd take a lot of vodka to kill the taste of this...uh, combination. Ewwwww....

      1. Mrvoodoo profile image57
        Mrvoodooposted 14 years agoin reply to this

        I agree, I think I would have to politely decline such a breakfast hmm

  7. Research Analyst profile image73
    Research Analystposted 14 years ago

    I heard it tastes really gross so it must be for the status of it all.

 
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