Why 6 Of The World's Priciest Seafoods Are So Expensive | So Expensive | Insider Business
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Editor’s Note: Katey St. John was also an editor on this video.
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:50 Lobster
7:27 Copper River King Salmon
19:42 Pearl Lobster
27:37 Stockfish
38:05 Baby Eels
52:00 Oysters
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コメント (21)
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Dropping that Salmon would be like dropping a thousand dollar😂 bill. We'd all be cussing too lol
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So much respect for Kyle making Forbe's 30 under 30. Insane work ethic.
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I live on Cape Cod and work at a seafood restaurant. I LOVE lobster and lobster rolls. But I cannot believe people still buy them at these prices. We are a little bit better than the restaurant seen here. It's 5 oz for 30$ . I have a few buddies that have licenses for lobster. It can be absolutely cutthroat though. They have had traps and pots stolen, lines cut, all sorts of thievery.
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The stock fish episode shocked me. Imagine having an entire country as a guaranteed forever customer
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I find Kyle so inspiring, I hope he is doing well
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Lost me when the lobsters were cooked with an extra spice added---rubber bands.
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Thank you, your food videos are so interesting in showing different cultures around the world. Who knew Norway and Nigeria had such a connection?
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Nah, I stopped buying restaurant Lobster Rolls when they went over $20 for 6oz Lobster Roll. They had a record harvest in 2017 and STILL RAISED PRICES!! At $34 for a 4oz Lobster Roll, they can ALL go out of business for all I care!! I'll keep catching them myself.
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Baby eels of this genus are called elvers. As a child brought up near the River Severn in the UK they were a staple food source, but now correctly protected, as is the fishing rights.
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The outside shell of a lobster is absolutely beautiful to look at.
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The "stockfish really does add a noticeable depth of flavor" comments are making me think Norway is trying to expand their market.
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The angula baby eel was a put off. They pay €6000 fine for fishing but pay €7000 for kilo of first caught? Over fishing and the fact that they’re babies? How can it survive. That one was depressing as
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Growing up in Alaska has ruined eating salmon from anywhere else
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There is a difference here. I must say that it is very good and meaningful
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The rich messed up the prices lobster was for the poor people
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Ed's Lobster Rolls is raking in cash. He's getting each lobster for probably $8, and it takes only one lobster to make a roll, which he charges $34 for. $26 profit on 150 a night is almost 4 grand. I sell crack and even I don't see profits like that!
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Stock fish really does add a noticeable depth of flavour to dishes. Cool! Always love your voice and narration! Great episodes..
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❤i really enjoyed the documentary!!
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Shellfish, like spidercrabs, lobster etc. used to be poor man's food in Galicia in NW Spain not that long ago. It was plentiful but did not adapt to traditional preservation methods (salting and drying) so it was of no use. Oysters had a bit more demand because they were lightly fried and pickled.
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The one about the eels put me off a bit. That kilo of babies would make a ton of adult eels (which are still expensive). It's a bit like asking for lark's tongues or some other frou frou dish. Yes, we get that you're rich, but can you stop killing the future to prove it?
