The Food for the Rich and Famous
My mind was so drained before and can’t think of anything to write. To unwind a bit, I got an old celebrity magazine and flipped some of its pages and watched photos of my favorite stars who attended a gala night and after which had their dinner party. Different famous personalities drinking wine and had pica pica food with beluga caviar toppings while chatting and enjoying the night. I so envied them as they indulge on such pricey food like beluga caviar which is considered to be the most expensive caviar in the world and wore top signature outfits made by equally popular fashion designers.
Going back on food and the high-priced caviar they were eating. The Beluga caviar as already mentioned was very pricey because its source was already on list endangered species and catching it was restricted by the law to prevent its total diminish in the water kingdom, rendering the high price tag that only the rich and famous can afford. Ordinary folks like me could just sit and watch in awe as these rich and famous devour each portion of the exotic cuisine. But then hope’s not completely lost as Caviar Galore offered a flavorful alternative and this is the Kaluga caviar that almost equaled the quality, texture and taste of the Beluga roe, very affordable. Next time you plan a dinner party and want to impress by serving caviar to your guests, get Kaluga instead.
i once tasted this during a coctail party with a client, it is paired with champagne
I’ve had ikura (salmon roe) and the other types like cod roe which is perhaps from the Sterlet, Beluga is the most expensive type of caviar so I doubt if I’d ever get a taste of that soon.
Would love to though….
Would love to taste one of those… though I’m not rich and famous.
I had tried this in my friend birthday party but i don’t like it.It looks good but not in taste.