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Grated tuna bottarga is a little savory marine tang in a jar. Tuna bottarga has a stronger taste of fish than mullet bottarga. This bottarga made with egg roe of Sicilian Bluefin Tuna caught by the Testa family is particularly bold! Grated bottarga can be used straight from the jar to make a Sicilian classic spaghetti con bottarga with abundant olive oil. With just a few sprinkles, add rich, salty, umami flavor to any other pasta dish, bitter greens, mashed potatoes, eggs any style, artichokes, or fresh vegetables - wherever you’d like to liven things up with the fresh taste of the sea!
Our tuna bottarga from producer Testa Conserve in Sicilia is made from the roe (egg) pouch of the Mediterranean Tonno Rosso. Based in Catania, fishmongers and bluefin tuna connoisseur Testa family continue to prepare tuna bottarga with artisanal methods generations old.

These Mediterranean Bluefin Tuna are fished by Testa Conserve with their fishing boat Atlante, exclusively in the waters around Sicily. They wouldn’t waste a bone of all the bounty that the Mediterranean sea offers them. Following Sicilian traditions, each part of the tuna is cherished and used for different recipes. The tuna eggs are skillfully extracted, washed, purified, salted, and cured into a dry hard slab. They are then sliced into pieces and packaged by hand, allowing you to enjoy the rich flavor of the Mediterranean all year long.

Sicilian Bluefin Tuna Bottarga Reviews

"I used to not love tuna bottarga but then the combination of silky tomato against the deep salt funk of the bottarga – changed my mind…”
Anne Cusack in the L.A. Times
“The bottarga made from tuna roe has a more pronounced salinity and more aggressive dried fish flavor, with a definite mineral edge.”
Sho Spaeth on Serious Eats

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What is bottarga?
Tuna bottarga is a traditional Italian delicacy made by curing and drying the roe sacs of sustainably sourced tuna. It’s dense, rich in umami, and used in thin slices or grated form to elevate pasta, risotto, or salads with bold, savory depth.
What does bottarga taste like?
Tuna bottarga has a robust, salty, and intensely savory flavor with deep umami notes. Compared to milder fish roes, it delivers a punchier, more assertive taste—perfect for adding richness to minimal-ingredient dishes like spaghetti aglio e olio.
What is the difference between caviar and bottarga?
Caviar is salted sturgeon eggs served fresh, often spooned delicately. Bottarga is pressed and dried fish roe—usually from tuna or mullet—grated or sliced to flavor dishes. Bottarga is bold and earthy; caviar is delicate and buttery.
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