E: 31/01 - Win a King's Fine Food Hamper

jujugaboo

http://www.womentalking.co.uk/topics/internal-competition/kings-fine-food-hamper-competition

For your chance to enter simply register with Women Talking and then answer the following question.

What is the name of the world's rarest caviar?

Iranian Imperial Osetra Caviar (I think)

Send your answer, together with your Women Talking unique username (provided upon registration) to [EMAIL="competitions@womentalking.co.uk"]competitions@womentalking.co.uk[/EMAIL] by January 31st, ensuring that you place the words King's Fine Food Hamper in the subject header.
A winner will be selected at random on the 4th February and informed soon after.

lasata

i would agree with that after a few searches on google x

twelvemonths

http://www.caviar-guide.com/Beluga-Caviar.htm

Hmmm, after a few google searches i'm thinking Beluga caviar is the answer :think:

lasata

http://www1.shopping.com/Gourmet-Iranian-Imperial-Osetra-Caviar-000-14-Oz-World-Rarest-Caviar/info

beluga is most expensive but think the comp asked for worlds rarest. would think that would be the most expensive though lol who knows!

Scungybear

Hmm

the competition says:

To help you please visit the home page of King's Fine Food - https://www.kingsfinefood.co.uk - which should give you a hint to the answer.

I looked and the only thing I could find was this:

Beluga is the rarest of the Sturgeon and does not produce Beluga caviar until its eighteenth year.

Which makes me think maybe the answer is Beluga??

metaljester

ALMAS CAVIAR?
Almas means “diamond” in Persian, and Almas is the rarest caviar in the world
(it’s up to $44,000 a kilo, if you could get it—more expensive than gold). The
golden beads of Almas caviar come from an albino Osetra sturgeon—age 70
years or more!
http://www.thenibble.com/reviews/main/fish/caviar/glossary.asp

Almas (which means 'diamond' in Persian) is the most rare and delectable
caviar in the world.

http://www.suite101.com/content/caviar-a196195

Almas caviar is the rarest and most expensive caviar in the world, by far more rare and
sought after than even beluga caviar that is in second place after almas.

http://www.caspiancaviars.co.uk/buy-caspian-caviar

katemoz

Scungybear wrote: »

Hmm

the competition says:

To help you please visit the home page of King's Fine Food - www.kingsfinefood.co.uk - which should give you a hint to the answer.

I looked and the only thing I could find was this:

Beluga is the rarest of the Sturgeon and does not produce Beluga caviar until its eighteenth year.

Which makes me think maybe the answer is Beluga??

Yeah I'm going with Beluga because they say to use the King's site for help, as you say. Also if you google "Beluga" and "rarest" there are some other sites that agree with this.