Caviar eating contest held in Russia

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A Moscow night club hosted a food competition with Russian specific. The organizer was inspired by the speed eating contests of the world, so he turned his attention to caviar. $70,000 were spent on devouring fish eggs. Meant to be enjoyed and savoured, the half kilogram black caviar was finished in just one minute and 26 seconds.

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The black caviar speed-eating contest gathered the residents of Russia’s capital competing to consume one of the world’s most expensive delicacies. Our verdict? Money thrown into the air a dishonored delicacy and a dining sacrilege.

 

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