Gordon H wrote:

I can't tell the difference, but I don't see any grass snakes here.
I do see snails' eggs, which are white and about 3/16" diameter.
I pour boiling water over them...

I'm told that they can be used as a caviar substitute.

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Rusty

Mike Lyle wrote:
Rusty Hinge wrote:
Christina Websell wrote:
"Rusty Hinge" wrote in message
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I suppose they couldn't be snails' eggs, though?
NO!! I hope someone knows the difference between grass snail eggs
and snail eggs!
Grass snails? Coo!

But snails' eggs are pretty large, especially the Roman snail, which
seems o be taking hold in some places - presumably where there's no
garlic.

What happened about snail caviar? Was it just a passing thing?

Caviar rays!

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Rusty

In message , Rusty Hinge
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Gordon H wrote:

I can't tell the difference, but I don't see any grass snakes here.
I do see snails' eggs, which are white and about 3/16" diameter.
I pour boiling water over them...

I'm told that they can be used as a caviar substitute.

Thanks for the tip, it will save me the cost of having mine flown in by
Learjet.
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Gordon H
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