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The Black Pearl Oscietra Black pearls are large, measuring 2.9mm to 3mm in diameter, have a distinct dark brown colour, a well-balanced flavour with beautiful silky nutty notes. The texture of Oscietra Black is firm, yet the pearls readily melt on the palate. Oscietra (or ‘Ossetra’) Caviar is produced by the Russian Sturgeon (Acipenser Gueldenstaedtii), which requires a 9 to 13-year period to reach maturity.  The exceptional environment, husbandry and state-of-the-art processing facility are significant to the development of the fish and ultimately reflected in the quality of the roe. The farm producing the Oscietra Black is certified by the Friend of the Sea organization, it is the leading certification standard for sustainable products and services which respect and protect the marine environment. 500g Traditional Tin Mother of Pearl spoons sold separately

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prahranmarket.com.au

This is the weekend to get close to the people behind your food. Watch a hind quarter of beef broken down by Gary McBean cut by cut, taste Wagyu paired with wine at Wandilla, try whipped tallow with house-made focaccia at Hagen’s Organics and sample bone broth at Neil’s Meats. Meet the Market bees, taste the honey and learn why it's worth seeking out. Chicken, eggs, yoghurt, kangaroo and butter tastings — the full paddock, all weekend long. Free face painting for the kids from 10am.

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chef’s hat is australia’s largest family-owned hospitality equipment & kitchen supply store online. contact us today to achieve hospitality industry excellence.

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since 1830, de buyer has received worldwide recognition in manufacturing the finest handmade cookware, cutlery, bakeware & tools in france.

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sydney eats. tasty travels. a feast of photos. food blogging since 2004 and still hungry!

thegarumfactory.net

Ken and the kids used to eat baked potatoes with butter, kimchi and sour cream when I wasn’t looking. What if it kimchi, potatoes and sugar snap peas made a summer salad?