Fresh Alaskan Salmon roe, salted and lightly pasteurized, presented in a glass jar. Recommended for delicious canapés and to decorate dishes.
Balik Pearls
Additional information
| Weight | 100g |
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| Shelf Life | 4 months from production |
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