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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
King Charles has banned the French delicacy from all Royal Palaces. France are the biggest breeder of foie gras which is made from a goose. There could be a loophole whereby it is allowed on Royal shoots and picnics because strictly speaking they do not shoot inside the palaces.
Will this aggravate French relations even further?
Should the monarchy dictate what others can eat?
It's all over the news |
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By *red333Man
over a year ago
Dorchester |
"King Charles has banned the French delicacy from all Royal Palaces. France are the biggest breeder of foie gras which is made from a goose. There could be a loophole whereby it is allowed on Royal shoots and picnics because strictly speaking they do not shoot inside the palaces.
Will this aggravate French relations even further?
Should the monarchy dictate what others can eat?
It's all over the news"
as king he dictates to his loyal and obedient subjects and we follow  |
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"His choice in his own places of residence. I don’t think the French will care much but let’s find out from an actual French person  "
Oh hoh hee hoh onions…. Chateauneuf bonnet de douche et Jean Claude Van Damme ( beligian but close enough!) Je suis Outraged!!!
Think that’s answered that question!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"He was very much against it even before he became king.
For the record, as Tom has deliberately left it out, it’s Foi’ Gras.
Don’t think the French give a toss either way. "
It was included in Tom’s original comment, but I agree otherwise |
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"He was very much against it even before he became king.
For the record, as Tom has deliberately left it out, it’s Foi’ Gras.
Don’t think the French give a toss either way.
It was included in Tom’s original comment, but I agree otherwise "
Just saw, my fault for skim reading! |
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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago
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"His choice in his own places of residence. I don’t think the French will care much but let’s find out from an actual French person
Oh hoh hee hoh onions…. Chateauneuf bonnet de douche et Jean Claude Van Damme ( beligian but close enough!) Je suis Outraged!!!
Think that’s answered that question!! "
You speak fluent French  |
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"King Charles has banned the French delicacy from all Royal Palaces. France are the biggest breeder of foie gras which is made from a goose. There could be a loophole whereby it is allowed on Royal shoots and picnics because strictly speaking they do not shoot inside the palaces.
Will this aggravate French relations even further?
Should the monarchy dictate what others can eat?
It's all over the news"
Makes no difference to my life in Blighty and my love of all things French.
He's the King so he can do what he likes. They are French, they got rid of their monarchy and do not care. Lol!
I appreciate his work on Duchy products. |
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"King Charles has banned the French delicacy from all Royal Palaces. France are the biggest breeder of foie gras which is made from a goose. There could be a loophole whereby it is allowed on Royal shoots and picnics because strictly speaking they do not shoot inside the palaces.
Will this aggravate French relations even further?
Should the monarchy dictate what others can eat?
It's all over the news"
Who actually gives a flying phook  |
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By *yron69Man
over a year ago
Fareham |
"King Charles has banned the French delicacy from all Royal Palaces. France are the biggest breeder of foie gras which is made from a goose. There could be a loophole whereby it is allowed on Royal shoots and picnics because strictly speaking they do not shoot inside the palaces.
Will this aggravate French relations even further?
Should the monarchy dictate what others can eat?
It's all over the news
Who actually gives a flying phook "
Is that a breed of goose? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Yeah,can't forcefeed a goose but we allow the barbaric slaughter of millions of animals to please a couple of religions.We spent decades bringing in laws to ensure animals are not mistreated within the food chain then allow newcomers to just ignore those laws |
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By *imbo59seMan
over a year ago
North Norfolk |
Not meaning to be pedantic, but...
Foie Gras...(correct spelling) can be from either duck or goose, but is more readily available as duck!
I make goose terrine from geese I shoot (got another one this morning)  |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
"Not meaning to be pedantic, but...
Foie Gras...(correct spelling) can be from either duck or goose, but is more readily available as duck!
I make goose terrine from geese I shoot (got another one this morning) "
Do it's a posh liver pate ? |
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By *imbo59seMan
over a year ago
North Norfolk |
"It's bloody tasty though ..
Can't they raise it organically..
It's like chicken liver pate but just goose surely "
Nothing like chicken liver paté, which is just ordinary chopped and minced chicken livers. Foie Gras is obtained from either a duck or goose being force fed, which results in the liver being enlarged by up to 10 times its normal size....not quite sure how that could be obtained "organically"!! |
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