Agustson Red Lumpfish Caviar Roe, 12 Ounce

Be careful that you buy the little pearl spoons so as not to burst the eggs before you get them to your mouth. I like the taste of red caviar better than black. There is whooping lot of Omega 3 in a 1/2 tsp of these yummy eggs. I serve them with crackers and sour cream or sometime cream cheese.

This is a great product and price. Their customer service is as good as their products...

It's does not taste good. I like salmon roe this is not even close. It also has what seems like a lot of red 40.

Taste and consistency is good, but the extreme red coloring (two red and one yellow dye) is very off-putting. My previous experiences of lumpfish roe was a nice orange color, that I assume was natural. Fish roe is becoming increasingly expensive, so this is a relatively good deal.

Expensive but worth it

Not bad, but way smaller than expected... These are nowhere as big as the photos show. Flavor is decent, not great. But it's cheap, so I didn't have super high hopes anyway. They are good for a garnish, but if you are looking for something to just eat on a cracker, I'd buy something else

I'm by no means qualified to judge caviar, but I do enjoy it. I usually buy Season Caviar Black Capelin. So I was leery about this, because it hadn't been reviewed. I bought both this and the Black. I found both to be as tasteful as the Capelin. The caviar is small row. Mild in taste. And a product of Denmark. Capelin is Icelandic Caviar. And side by side they taste the same. The Agustson Red contains Red#40 & Red#3 & Yellow#6 to give it it's color. It like other Caviar does contain a preservative and holds up well in the frig. I've shared this with guests and so far everyone has enjoyed it with Cream Cheese, Lox and crackers. One thing about this Caviar in comparison to say a Romanoff type caviar typically found in grocery stores is, that it's not oily or too salty. And it's mild flavored. I definitely would recommend this if you enjoy caviar. 12 ounces for $25.00.. Give it a try. Fast delivery.

This product contains too much red color. It’s fish eggs, but definitely not salmon eggs.