Illegal Foods?

[frenchtowner]

This issue is really hot it seems. Here are some other references to this story online that we just found:

Gadling.com Article: Illegal Foods and How to Eat Them

A Fabulous Article from Travel and Leisure on Flirting with the Forbidden

How I Got Busted:..... An Article Originally Published in the Chicago Tribune, from Tienda.com

[DianaR]

Originally Posted by frenchtowner

This issue is really hot it seems. Here are some other references to this story online that we just found:

Gadling.com Article: Illegal Foods and How to Eat Them

A Fabulous Article from Travel and Leisure on Flirting with the Forbidden

How I Got Busted:..... An Article Originally Published in the Chicago Tribune, from Tienda.com

Now I have seen everything. I would have never expected to find instructions on how to eat illegal foods.

I learn something new every day!

[Tujunga]

I'm pretty sure if I ate something or somewhere and I got sick, most of those who knew me as well as myself would not eat at the place or the thing that made me sick. We have survived as a species thus far, why let the Federal government intervene with our lives any more than they do already?

[skatss]

I guess mock versions of "bad" foods are still legal. A TV program that talked about the ban on Foie Gras gave the recipe on how to make something that was its equivalent. It used chicken livers and added something like a pound of butter along with spices and then it was baked.

The woman making it said that it was just as great tasting as the real thing. I was so sick at the thought of chicken livers mixed with butter that I was too woozy to listen to much more about it. I can find the recipe if anyone is interested.

I am getting to the age when I can't eat something that I know is bad for me without getting sick, thinking that I am making myself sick by eating the food.

Well, at least the people who want foie gras on their hot dogs can have it. Heaven help their arteries.