Here’s the new pics up on 1-18-08.
According to ODI, the back of the image is a Japanese recipe. One of the last ingredients is Tagruato- “deep sea nector”. If you Google tagruato you come up with http://tagruato.jp/. It’s a website for a deep sea drilling company. Take a look, there’s some interesting reading!
Source: ODI
Tags: 1-18-08, CloverfieldPOSTED IN: Cloverfield
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2 opinions for More on Cloverfield’s Latest Pic
CloverfieldClues.com
Oct 4, 2007 at 8:40 am
ODI has it wrong.
The last ingredient in the Japanese recipe is “Kaitei no mitsu” which translates to “deep sea nectar/honey”. If you search for “Kaitei no mitsu”, you’ll find a restaurant review by “deliciousmacdoob” on Menuism.com. The unusual review mentions the source of the “Seabed’s Nectar” which the chef claims came from a company in Honshu, Japan called Tagruato. This led to the discovery of Tagruato.jp.
I’ve got more info on my 1-18-08 blog - CloverfieldClues.com
Nikki
Oct 4, 2007 at 10:46 am
Thanks for the info, I’m off to check it out!
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