And what do the critics have to say ? "Although this is indeed a welcome breakthrough for the preservation of sturgeon species, some critics like Geno Evans of Anastasia Gold Caviar in Florida, find the commercially sustainable caviar as “too soft” and said, “It wasn’t caviar.” Of course they would say that. It's like if tomorrow, a mine was discovered, with 100 million tons of gold....or square miles full of diamonds: the industry could no longer say "it is expensive because it is very rare! " They obviously see these extraction methods as a huge threat. Because they kill gigantic fishes, with a ton of eggs... and don't want anyone to be able to re- use the same fish over and over. And if slowly, the industry started doing the same thing, they could no longer keep their crazy prices Why would the taste be so different, like they claim...?
ALDI are selling this KC Caviar as their specialty range this Christmas. Its priced at #17.99 per 10 grams making it #1,799 per kilo. Never had Sturgeon caviar before, so looking forward to trying it. This product is at the high end of the market and is every bit as good as Russian caviar, also, they don't kill their fish to harvest the eggs. Its highly sustainable as well as ethical and a win win situation.
Holy shit this is amazing!!!??? That would remove the need to sift the eggs wouldn't it? You'd be saving cost there and making a cleaner product. This is brilliant!!!
What do you mean by sifting the eggs??? aren't they just put into jars/cans & then sealed immediately after being extracted?? How in the world could they possibly sift them...by hand??
@@axelfoley1406 Thank you very much for taking the time to reply to my query. That must be very labour intensive. Is there machinery that can separate the tissue from the eggs??? And BTW I really respect & admire you being strong x brave enough to change how sturgen are treated. May the laws change swiftly so the sturgen are treated with dignity & respect & not just mere commodities.
@@heishirida2247 what Chris means is that it is ridiculous and contradicting to have patented a technique to repopulate sturgeons if they are the only allowed to use it.
I would never deliberately eat kill Caviar. I was offered caviar when I was in the then USSR nearly 40 years ago. It's one of those things, you either lover or hate like Olives or Marmite, I personally found it totally revolting. I think the best idea so far is restocking their wild breeding grounds, but it is a catch 22 situation, It has to become so cheap, illegally fishing the creatures becomes obsolete. They are magnificent fish.
Not really, a true vegan will complain that the sturgeon didn't give permission to the human to remove their eggs. That's their argument against honey and eggs as well, they consider it "enslaving" the animals for human's selfish purposes...
@@ericmanget4280 a plant doesn’t possess a central nervous system to feel pain or basically doesn’t have any emotions but animals do have it and we should respect it
What do you feed the fish. Please don't tell you you feed them farmed salmon pellets. Our wild stocks of salmon are near gone due to the farmed salmon. Do you no they put chicken phoo in the pellets. And just found out that they also take 100s of tons of bat phoo and mix that into pellets that's how we got covid. Farmed salmon jump from bat's to human in the phoo. Anyways If you could tell me it would be good. I've a idea to get 1000s of tons of cray fish which I belive your fish eat..
U ARE SETTING A PRECEDENT THAT SHOULD BE ENSHRINED INTO LAW. THANK U FOR TAKING GOOD CARE OF GOD'S CREATURES & TREATING THEM WITH RESPECT & NOT LIKE COMMODITIES 2B USED, ABUSED & THEN DISCARDED. U SHOULD BE VERY PROUD OF YOURSELVES U GOOD MEN
It’s not torture I believe they have them on spawn cycles as mentioned and it’s like someone cracking your back or helping u poop lol I would imagine also I’m pretty sure they use some anesthesia to calm it and since it’s related to shark flipping it on it’s back probably does the trick
You want to save the fish from extinction..... Yet, you patented the method. If you really care about the fish, you would just let everyone know the method. Intellectual Property rights are for selfish people. When it comes to safety and environmental concerns, it should be free knowledge... not money or fame.
I would charge a modest licensing fee if I wanted to make money and save the fish at the same time. If you want to open a no kill caviar farm of your own, you pay us, and we'll give you the supplies.
Thank you for not killing or hurting the fish for their eggs. I’m going vegan and the only way I’ll eat anything from animals is if they are not harmed, they are living in an area that is taken care of well. Of course I still wouldn’t eat meat or anything from animals. But still.
jada TM hm, who says I’m fake other than you? Ps, I hate caviar so I still would be vegan. And I’m pretty sure there are vegan “caviar” like tofu or some crap like that. Smh. And yes I know if someone where to not eat anything related to animals but ate caviar would technically vegetarian.
jada TM ps, if you reread my comment I posted that isn’t a reply to you, it doesn’t state I am going vegan and would eat caviar. I’m not stupid and I’m not fake.
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This needs to become the norm for harvesting caviar!!! Come on people!!! You are loosing a chunk of money every time you kill a stergon.
its patented smh
Agreed
I’m losing a brain cell every time I read STERGON
@@jellyacw8751 what is ?
@@Choice777 the no kill process is patented. Then they act like their doing the animal world a favor....
Considering that sturgeons can live up to a century, eating these types of ethical caviar will support the repopulation of an endangered species
And what do the critics have to say ?
"Although this is indeed a welcome breakthrough for the preservation of sturgeon species, some critics like Geno Evans of Anastasia Gold Caviar in Florida, find the commercially sustainable caviar as “too soft” and said, “It wasn’t caviar.”
Of course they would say that.
It's like if tomorrow, a mine was discovered, with 100 million tons of gold....or square miles full of diamonds: the industry could no longer say "it is expensive because it is very rare! "
They obviously see these extraction methods as a huge threat. Because they kill gigantic fishes, with a ton of eggs... and don't want anyone to be able to re- use the same fish over and over. And if slowly, the industry started doing the same thing, they could no longer keep their crazy prices
Why would the taste be so different, like they claim...?
ALDI are selling this KC Caviar as their specialty range this Christmas. Its priced at #17.99 per 10 grams making it #1,799 per kilo. Never had Sturgeon caviar before, so looking forward to trying it. This product is at the high end of the market and is every bit as good as Russian caviar, also, they don't kill their fish to harvest the eggs. Its highly sustainable as well as ethical and a win win situation.
Can I get this shipped to the States?
Holy shit this is amazing!!!??? That would remove the need to sift the eggs wouldn't it? You'd be saving cost there and making a cleaner product. This is brilliant!!!
What do you mean by sifting the eggs??? aren't they just put into jars/cans & then sealed immediately after being extracted?? How in the world could they possibly sift them...by hand??
@@mariamassey5468 th-cam.com/video/88aDJFdUjH4/w-d-xo.html
@@mariamassey5468 There's tissue attached to the eggs when you cut the fish open...Everything has to be separated manually.
@@axelfoley1406 Thank you very much for taking the time to reply to my query. That must be very labour intensive. Is there machinery that can separate the tissue from the eggs???
And BTW I really respect & admire you being strong x brave enough to change how sturgen are treated. May the laws change swiftly so the sturgen are treated with dignity & respect & not just mere commodities.
What a wonderful, respectful and sustainable way of farming
Why patent it then?
Cause they want to save the species but not without lining their pockets first.
Lol wtf did they 😂 defeats the point lol
@@chris51330 because this species can 70-80 years but killed only at 7 years old therefore it will cause extinction of their kind.
@@heishirida2247 what Chris means is that it is ridiculous and contradicting to have patented a technique to repopulate sturgeons if they are the only allowed to use it.
@@dank6617 that's 6 months ago sorry for my stupidity
Amazing the best way, hope your business has every success, you deserve it 💕 fabulous animal care xx
Bravo these guys for not killing the fish!
Didn't mention the brand name?? How are we meant to support this business??
www.kccaviar.co.uk/products/caviar but they only serve the UK (Unfortunately we are unable to deliver outside the UK at this moment in time.)
Taryn H thanks :)
Chris G they did say
Chris G it was at 3:14
God Bless you and your work, thank you!
Oh fuck yeah, Ireland has the decency to not kill the endangered animal? Good job. Am proud of ma country
It's not just Ireland it uk
Yet they patented the technique
This isn't in Ireland, I bet you're one of those Americans that calls themselves Irish
@@leah36935 well a lot of americans have irish ancestry
They're in Yorkshire 😂
I'm sorry but did anyone notice the jar move by its self at the end??
Weird
I just ordered my first oz. of caviar. The reviews were all good so here's hoping ! I like the idea of "no kill ".
I would never deliberately eat kill Caviar. I was offered caviar when I was in the then USSR nearly 40 years ago. It's one of those things, you either lover or hate like Olives or Marmite, I personally found it totally revolting. I think the best idea so far is restocking their wild breeding grounds, but it is a catch 22 situation, It has to become so cheap, illegally fishing the creatures becomes obsolete. They are magnificent fish.
what's the name of the company?
It looks very painful isnt it. Do they put local anaesthesia or something, ouch!
I mean its better than them dying
Well what's happening is that spawning is being induced.
it's not as painful as you imagine it just exple them
Not really, it looks more like they're giving it a massage.
Why patent?
Why doesn’t all caviar farms do this other than the fact it’s patented?
I am so glad to know that you dont kill the fish ! They do deserve to live back in the wild 👍
nice one boys
Impressive.
Why don’t they just do this every time
takes less time to kill the fish+ they get money for the fish body if they don't already use it themselves
Thank you 😭😭😍
Why the hell is this not the norm!?
Yes
Great! It actually more profitable than killing.
PLEASE POST MORE VIDEOS & GUIDE US THROUGH EVERY STEP OF THE PROCESS...AS IT IS FASCINATING 10/10
Well if there's actually a way to eat caviar without killing a sturgeon I have no problem with eating caviar tho.
You don’t have a problem with seeing the sturgeon killed? I don’t understand what you’re saying
@@Suppitschele21 The Sturgeon was not killed
Nice
Omg why would they patent this when other farms should do this 😫
A vegan’s dream
Not really, a true vegan will complain that the sturgeon didn't give permission to the human to remove their eggs.
That's their argument against honey and eggs as well, they consider it "enslaving" the animals for human's selfish purposes...
@@dank6617 So do they only wear clothes made of hemp? They didn't get 'permission' from the plants either....
*Vegetarian's dream. I'm ready and waiting for this ethnical caviar to be shipped Stateside.
@@ericmanget4280 a plant doesn’t possess a central nervous system to feel pain or basically doesn’t have any emotions but animals do have it and we should respect it
What do you feed the fish. Please don't tell you you feed them farmed salmon pellets. Our wild stocks of salmon are near gone due to the farmed salmon. Do you no they put chicken phoo in the pellets. And just found out that they also take 100s of tons of bat phoo and mix that into pellets that's how we got covid. Farmed salmon jump from bat's to human in the phoo. Anyways If you could tell me it would be good. I've a idea to get 1000s of tons of cray fish which I belive your fish eat..
go vegan
where would you get the crayfish?
U ARE SETTING A PRECEDENT THAT SHOULD BE ENSHRINED INTO LAW. THANK U FOR TAKING GOOD CARE OF GOD'S CREATURES & TREATING THEM WITH RESPECT & NOT LIKE COMMODITIES 2B USED, ABUSED & THEN DISCARDED. U SHOULD BE VERY PROUD OF YOURSELVES U GOOD MEN
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The comment section is both a warzone and saltier than a pack of McDonald's fries
It looks funny
thats is actually worst fish living a life in captivity
What is well earned retirement ☠️
2:10 Mmmmm, looks so appetizing. lol
Better than hitting the fish in the head with a hammer, opening its belly with a knife and taking the eggs
crazy how these fish have lived for 250 million years and now because of humans they're going extinct. why do we gotta fuck everything up
Why the fuck is this patented?! This should be the norm
This is genius
Atleast it better than killing
it's not killing but torture
Why? Some discomfort once a year. Like going to a dentist. No need to be so overly dramatic. 🙄
It’s not torture I believe they have them on spawn cycles as mentioned and it’s like someone cracking your back or helping u poop lol I would imagine also I’m pretty sure they use some anesthesia to calm it and since it’s related to shark flipping it on it’s back probably does the trick
@@magnetiktrax They live in a shitty confined space swimming in circles for years -_-
only thing now is to get more views
Akin to a menstrual massage.
You want to save the fish from extinction..... Yet, you patented the method. If you really care about the fish, you would just let everyone know the method. Intellectual Property rights are for selfish people. When it comes to safety and environmental concerns, it should be free knowledge... not money or fame.
I would charge a modest licensing fee if I wanted to make money and save the fish at the same time. If you want to open a no kill caviar farm of your own, you pay us, and we'll give you the supplies.
I thought sturgeon only breed egg once in its life
Yes they do bcs people kill them after breeding the eggs , until now
THIS IS DISGUSTING!!!! HOW CAN ANYONE THINK THIS IS GOOD HYGIENE TO EAT THIS!!!!!???? ANIMALS ARE NOT MEANT TO BE ABUSED AND KILLED!!!!
Every omnivorous and carnivorous animal is MEANT to kill other animals, that's why they evolved the way they did.
Humans are no different.
More like milking cows. But it was way cruel. Those fish will be enslaved for life
Thank you for not killing or hurting the fish for their eggs. I’m going vegan and the only way I’ll eat anything from animals is if they are not harmed, they are living in an area that is taken care of well. Of course I still wouldn’t eat meat or anything from animals. But still.
Animal Lover You can’t be vegan and eat anything related to animals, that’s vegetarian lmao you fake
jada TM hm, who says I’m fake other than you? Ps, I hate caviar so I still would be vegan. And I’m pretty sure there are vegan “caviar” like tofu or some crap like that. Smh. And yes I know if someone where to not eat anything related to animals but ate caviar would technically vegetarian.
jada TM ps, if you reread my comment I posted that isn’t a reply to you, it doesn’t state I am going vegan and would eat caviar. I’m not stupid and I’m not fake.
if you say so buddy hahaah whatever all these trolls on the Internet crack me up
jada TM I’m not your buddy. And I’m not a stupid troll.
No kill farm but your eating its eggs witch they basically killed
The eggs aren't fertilized, so there is no chance of the eggs hatching