Anyone like fois gras?

[York]

It's lovely, havent seen it on any menus in UK in the last 2 years.



Like children

The Star at Harome - here - lush if you don't think about how it gets on your plate

 

[Teed]

The thought of eating something that cleans the toxins out of a body sort of puts me off eating it.

 

[Brian Griffin]

I like it mind.

Not my finest quality.

 

[AlpineExile]

The thought of eating something that cleans the toxins out of a body sort of puts me off eating it.

My vet gf refused to eat either liver or kidneys for that reason.

 

[Father Jack Hackett]

As is all meat production. God knows how anyone can be repulsed by this but then eat chicken or whatever without a thought.

Aren't chickens are naturally cannibalistic anyway?

 

[Feed the Monster]

never had it but it's a despicable trade that needs banning.

Aye, but it tastes nice.

 

[Deleted member 22590]

Torture an animal to death in order to make their product tastier? No thanks. Wonder how many feel the practice of skinning and then boiling dogs alive in parts of China is fine because it means the meat tastes marginally better too?

 

[nyron4england]

Torture an animal to death in order to make their product tastier? No thanks. Wonder how many feel the practice of skinning and then boiling dogs alive in parts of China is fine because it means the meat tastes marginally better too?

have you tried it?

 

[Bob Fleming]

Getting back the point of the article, which the OP managed to cock up (go on I dare you) by mentioning geese...

I'd have no problem with my tenants having a pet, so long as there was absolutely no trace of it ever being there when they come to leave.
Same with them really.

So would I. But you just know that ain't going to happen in too many cases. Better to forbid them.

 

[Deleted member 22590]

have you tried it?

Does it sound like I would?

 

[nyron4england]

Does it sound like I would?

well if it tastes better than other methods then it sounds like a logical option...