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How do I know if my fish roe is good?

Asked: Lucas Olsen, Last Updated:

Top-quality processed roe must be absolutely fresh, and the individual eggs unbroken. When bitten, they must burst easily and feel soft, not at all rubbery or hard. The roe must have a pleasant, not fishy, taste and scent, and there should not be extra liquid visible among the eggs.

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