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  1. Who knew #Toulouse has a #CableCar ?

    Here for work for a few days, and even managed to get into town for a wander around and dinner. Amazing #FoisGras and #Cassoulet at #RestaurantEmile !

  2. Who knew #Toulouse has a #CableCar ?

    Here for work for a few days, and even managed to get into town for a wander around and dinner. Amazing #FoisGras and #Cassoulet at #RestaurantEmile !

  3. Who knew #Toulouse has a #CableCar ?

    Here for work for a few days, and even managed to get into town for a wander around and dinner. Amazing #FoisGras and #Cassoulet at #RestaurantEmile !

  4. Who knew has a ?

    Here for work for a few days, and even managed to get into town for a wander around and dinner. Amazing and at !

  5. Who knew #Toulouse has a #CableCar ?

    Here for work for a few days, and even managed to get into town for a wander around and dinner. Amazing #FoisGras and #Cassoulet at #RestaurantEmile !

  6. This video on "Ethical Fois Gras" mentions that the technique used is a Sephardi technique[1]. It doesn't go into detail about how geese products can be used to produce kosher versions of other food, such as ham, and even kosher prosciutto which was made by Jews in Italy.

    youtube.com/watch?v=e_vWB5bdbe

    1. Though not expressed in the best way

    #FoisGras #EthicalFarming #Kosher

  7. This video on "Ethical Fois Gras" mentions that the technique used is a Sephardi technique[1]. It doesn't go into detail about how geese products can be used to produce kosher versions of other food, such as ham, and even kosher prosciutto which was made by Jews in Italy.

    youtube.com/watch?v=e_vWB5bdbe

    1. Though not expressed in the best way

    #FoisGras #EthicalFarming #Kosher

  8. This video on "Ethical Fois Gras" mentions that the technique used is a Sephardi technique[1]. It doesn't go into detail about how geese products can be used to produce kosher versions of other food, such as ham, and even kosher prosciutto which was made by Jews in Italy.

    youtube.com/watch?v=e_vWB5bdbe

    1. Though not expressed in the best way

    #FoisGras #EthicalFarming #Kosher

  9. This video on "Ethical Fois Gras" mentions that the technique used is a Sephardi technique[1]. It doesn't go into detail about how geese products can be used to produce kosher versions of other food, such as ham, and even kosher prosciutto which was made by Jews in Italy.

    youtube.com/watch?v=e_vWB5bdbe

    1. Though not expressed in the best way

    #FoisGras #EthicalFarming #Kosher