Is Caviar Fish Free?

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No. Caviar refers to unfertilized fish eggs, commonly from wild sturgeon.

Caviar and the Fish Free Diet

Caviar is a luxurious food product made from the salted roe (eggs) of certain fish, most notably sturgeon. The most prized caviar comes from the Caspian and Black Sea regions, where it has been traditionally harvested for centuries. Caviar is typically served as a garnish or spread and is known for its delicate flavor and texture. Due to its origin, caviar is not compliant with fish-free diets.

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