Variety Seafood from Fish Society gets Priceless

There are many who love continental food. Even if you think of having a complete continental cuisine mostly seafood in a  good restaurant would  certainly mean digging a few holes in your pocket. Seafood is  costly and  the price depends on the rarest of seafood you order on the platter. The Fish Society at Hindhead   came up with 17 kinds of seafood  sourced from the four corners of the world. The variety of seafood on the plate  was valued at  £2,500 and could feed 30 persons.

The 17 varieties included in the hamper included 16 inch long giant Siberian crab legs, extra large crab claws from Chile, freshly cooked native UK lobster, four kinds of prawns including monstrous prawns from Madagascar weighing in at half a pound each, assorted more humble but nevertheless crucial shellfish, and as the magnificent centerpiece, 750g of Sevruga caviar. The selection is carefully balanced between ready-peeled items and fish still in its shell (less efficient but an essential element in the excitement). 9.3kgs of edible weight (15kgs gross), so even the most gVariety Seafood from Fish Society luttonous guests will be sated. "Atomic" includes double helpings of caviar and crab leg (11 kg edible weight).

The launch of the Caviar & Crustacean Atomic Seafood Hamper makes it easily the most luxurious and expensive seafood hamper on the market and a world first for The Fish Society. The Fish Society Chairman James Smith said that their members always wanted   a big spread  and they would certainly find  these packs very much convenient.  They would take a long time with the selection  and would wonder to get the balance right.  So the  Hamper is actually an answer to the members of the Fish Society. He also said that the price is not an issue considering  the meaningful amounts of caviar.  According to him   the hamper was a value for money deal.      

The Fish Society  was  established for over 10 years and  is the UK's premier mail order and online fishmonger. They deliver sustainably sourced organic fish and seafood to over 10,000 customers in the UK & Europe. 

The Most expensive seafood Hamper   contained 17 types of seafood from all over the world and was valued at  £2,500 set by The Fish Society at HindHead, Surrey, United Kingdom on January 20,2010.