Krinos Taramosalata Caviar Spread
Last refreshed Sep 8, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A ready-made Greek roe spread for dip boards and mezze, useful mainly for people who already know and want taramosalata specifically.
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ASIN: B000LRIJ82Model: 1401-09001Category: Caviar Spreads
Overview
Krinos Taramosalata is a 14-ounce ready-made spread of carp roe blended with oil, lemon, and spices into a smooth puree, in the traditional Greek style eaten as a dip or spread.
Taramosalata is a Greek and Mediterranean mezze made from cured fish roe emulsified with oil and lemon, closer in texture and use to a savory dip than to caviar served by the spoonful. Krinos packages this at 14 ounces, ready to serve rather than requiring preparation.
- 14 ounce net weight
- Made from carp roe
- Blended with oil, lemon, and spices
- Traditional Greek mezze spread
Who it's for
Fans of Greek and Mediterranean mezze who want a ready-made taramosalata for pita, crackers, or a spread board without making it from scratch.
Pros and cons
- Ready to eat, no preparation needed
- Traditional Greek recipe and format
- Suited to dip boards and mezze spreads
- A blended spread, not whole roe caviar
- 3.8 rating suggests mixed consistency
Performance notes
The carp roe is blended with oil and lemon into an emulsified puree, which gives taramosalata its pale pink, spreadable texture rather than the discrete eggs of a traditional caviar. That emulsion also carries most of the flavor, so the balance of oil, lemon, and salt determines whether it reads as bright and tangy or heavy.
Specifications
| Brand | Krinos |
|---|---|
| Model | 1401-09001 |
Frequently asked questions
What fish roe is Krinos Taramosalata made from?
It is made from carp roe blended with oil, lemon, and spices into a puree.
Is Krinos Taramosalata ready to eat?
Yes, it comes as a finished spread meant to be served on bread, pita, or crackers.
How much does the jar weigh?
The listing states a net weight of 14 ounces.