The camembert is a round soft cheese.
To be used as government. Like to create laws sort of
Dear Heaven, what a question. There are between 350 and 400 different cheeses produced in France, so the answer is 'every sort'. Hard, crumbly cheeses like Wensleydale or Lancashire are not common, though still available and, presumably, enjoyed. There are many soft cheeses (Camembert, Brie, etc.) and many semi-soft; hundreds of blues, and cheeses made of goat's and ewe's milk. The variety is endless and fascinating. In a formal meal, incidentally, cheese is eaten before dessert, while the red wine is still on the table, usually with a little dressed salad to follow the main course and clease the palate before the cheese board is brought out.
Normal stuff. Burgers, chips, cereal, the norm for them.
They have a cake called La Buche de Noel that is served after the dinner. Goose is popular as is roast turkey. Oysters are often served and in the South West of France these may be accompanied by hot crepinettes (a sort of sausage). Champagne, Foie gras also what ever champange is it is probaly not food
NO. Space food is the same sort of food you and I eat, except that it's vacuum-packed and bottled, sometimes put into a paste to make it easy for the astronauts to eat.
Stereotypically, when people outside of France think of France, they normally think of wine and cheese. Escargot is popular too. Eclairs are another one. There's crepes, croissants etc. Baguettes are another popular sort of food in France!
snails, frog legs, Croissants, Foie Gras(fatty duck liver)
food that is prepared and served very quickly called as fast food service
Because they produce the glucose for the cell. Meaning that they produce the food for the cell making it sort of a powerhouse sort organelle.
Junk food is called comfort food because people eat junk foods when they are upset or sad and it "helps" sort out their feelings. It comforts them and makes them "feel better".
There are many things called dippers, what sort do you ask about? Food? Birds? Constellation?
They have a cake called La Buche de Noel that is served after the dinner. Goose is popular as is roast turkey. Oysters are often served and in the South West of France these may be accompanied by hot crepinettes (a sort of sausage). Champagne, Foie gras also what ever champange is it is probaly not food
In 203 AD what sort of food did they eat ?
It is in the city of Paris, France.
France is a European country. Senegal is in Africa. That sort of answers it...
Narwhals create a sort of vacuum and sucks up its food
Greek food.