Health · Low Sodium
Understanding sodium in caviar—Malossol grades and mindful luxury.
Siberian caviar contains approximately 240–480mg of sodium per 30g serving. Lower-salt "Malossol" varieties (literally "little salt" in Russian) use minimal salt—around 3–5% salt content versus 8–10% in regular pressed caviar.
Yes—Malossol is the gold standard for premium caviar. It uses only enough salt for preservation and flavor enhancement. All our Siberian selections are Malossol grade.
In small portions (15–30g), Siberian caviar can fit into many low-sodium diets. Always consult your healthcare provider. The sodium is naturally occurring and pairs with high potassium and omega-3 content.
"Malossol" means "lightly salted" in Russian. Malossol Siberian uses 3–5% salt, highlighting the roe's natural flavor rather than masking it. It's the highest quality grade.