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AKI Siberian Caviar tin

30 g€1,376.33 /kg
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AKI Siberian Caviar, sourced from German aquaculture, offers excellent quality at an attractive price. It features a smaller grain, firm consistency, and a dark grey to black color. Its intense, strong taste makes it a perfect addition to mashed potatoes or fresh pasta. This 30 g tin stays fresh for 80 days, but consume within 3 days after opening.

Country of origin

Deutschland

Description

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S I B E R I A N C A V I A R
The Siberian sturgeon was one of the first sturgeon species to be successfully farmed. Years of experience with the fish have ensured a steady improvement in quality, so that today we can look back on an excellent product.
The excellent breeding characteristics enable an outstanding quality at a very attractive price, which does not have to sacrifice any quality.
The grain of Siberian caviar is rather small, of firm consistency and dark grey to black. Due to its more intense and rather strong taste, it can be combined well and gives a special touch to mashed potatoes or fresh pasta tossed in butter.


Latin name: Acipenser baerii
Origin: Germany, aquaculture
Storage conditions: +2 °C to + 7 °C.
Product that must be stored cool and consumed within 3 days after opening.


 

Manufacturer:

Gustav Rüsch GmbH & CO. KG, Schmarjestraße 44, 22767 Hamburg

Durability

Average durability from the time of delivery: 81 days.

Guaranteed minimum durability from the time of delivery: 14 days.If the minimum durability is lower, please contact us and ask for a refund. Not applicable to items from the Save the Food section.

Nutritional values per 100 g

Energy value
1019 kJ244 kCal
Fats
15 gincluding saturated fatty acids2.9 g
Carbohydrates
3.2 gincluding sugars0.2 g
Protein
24 g
Salt
3.5 g

Composition & Allergens

Composition

  • Störrogen
  • Acipenser baerii
  • Salz
  • Konservierungsstoff E-285

Allergens

  • Fisch