Jar Orange TOBIKO (Flying Fish Roe), Eat More Fish
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This tiny and colorful little caviar comes from flying fish roe and you'll typically find it festively topping your sushi makis and nigiris. The actual roe color is bright orange, and the flavor is mild with a crunchy texture. Use it to roll up some authentic sushi at home, or to garnish appetizers and hors d'ouevres.
Tobiko Orange Flying Fish Sushi Roe Caviar - 8 oz
Flying fish roe, popularly known by its Japanese name “Tobiko”, is an essential topping for sushi rolls and other Asian dishes. These tiny eggs from
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Does anyone eat the “flying fish” that the Tobiko flying fish roe comes from in sushi? If not, where does the flying fish go after it's eggs are taken? - Quora
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