Lyola is taking forces
I have tried it, and I find it very good. I advice you to make a sandwich: bread, butter, caviar. As if you do not add butter it will be very dry. Some wine and a girl company))))
How I did it: Filthy rich cousins decided to suprise me with a trip to New York City to see a Broadway musical. Where do we stay but the Ritz-Carlton itself. There's a lounge area where they offer upscale foods and caviar was on the menu that day. Not bad. (:
Lyola is taking forces
I have tried it, and I find it very good. I advice you to make a sandwich: bread, butter, caviar. As if you do not add butter it will be very dry. Some wine and a girl company))))
Ironically Zen is sailing
Its both disgusting and revolting, not only by its hedious texture and taste but also by its pretencious ideological context. Anyway its yours to choose. I dont recomend it though.
Iron Man is one busy hombre
Why do people want to spend top bucks for stuff that’s that nasty. Just like when I worked in a restaurant that sold those wretched snails. Even though they said I cooked them real good, I hated even touching them – and the smell – Gakk!!!
I love this stuff..I think its the saltiness that appeals to me.
But it is costly, and the deliciousness does not quite equal the price. I am just as happy with SqueezeCheese on my crackers.
I like it very much, but I still think it is an acquired taste that is rated higher than it deserves.
says GROSS! I had it when I was about 12. I also had frogs legs at that party. And I remember the frogs legs weren’t bad – they really DID taste like chicken.
While flying the Concorde, I was served a 1974 Champagne and Caviar. Although the Champagne was the best drink I have ever had in my life, I would not fancy a Caviar again.
One of those things that is a ‘delicacy’ only because other people say it is. You’d be better off eating the fish.