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Paddy replied

5 January 2011, 13:47
Originally posted by Lockhouse View Post

Is 50g of caviar a reasonable sized portion for two people to share? Or should I order 50g each?

It depends more on the type of caviar, suggest you read up first before ordering.
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Lockhouse replied

5 January 2011, 13:41
Thanks - I've never had to buy it before so was just checking! And thanks for the restaurant info as well.
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Pondlife replied

5 January 2011, 13:40
Caviar Linky

50g is just under 2oz so seems about right based on the linky
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thunderlizard replied

5 January 2011, 13:27
In a restaurant, 50g is enough. In an Amsterdam brothel, you'll be wanting more.
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Lockhouse started a topic Caviar in a restaurant.

5 January 2011, 13:25
Caviar in a restaurant.

Is 50g of caviar a reasonable sized portion for two people to share? Or should I order 50g each?
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