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In France, approximately 30 million snails, or escargots, are consumed each year. This figure reflects the popularity of escargot as a delicacy, particularly during special occasions and festive meals. While exact consumption can vary annually, the classic dish remains a staple in French cuisine.
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French people eat les escargots what are they?
Escargot is the french word for snail.
What do the eat in France snails or slugs?
In French snails are escargots.
Do french eat snails and frog?
No, French people don't eat snakes. They would balk at the idea.
What do people in different French provinces like to eat?
snails (escargot say ees-car-go) and frogs legs
What kind of snail do the french eat?
The French commonly eat land snails known as "escargot," particularly the species Helix pomatia, also called the Roman snail or Burgundy snail. Escargot is typically prepared with garlic, parsley, and butter, and is often served as an appetizer. Other species like Helix aspersa (the common garden snail) are also used in French cuisine. This delicacy is celebrated for its unique flavor and texture.
How much french fries to Americans eat?
The average American can eat 29 pounds of French fries every year. With French fries and other foods combine, an American can eat a total of 2000 pounds of food each year.
Is it safe to eat escargot while pregnant?
That should be no problem.
What is the name of the inventor of escargot?
Escargot was not invented, they are naturally occurring animals. As to who was the first to eat them, it would be hard to say, it would have been thousands of years ago.
Something you can eat that starts with e?
People eat éclairs, eggs and eggplant. They also eat endive, escargot and enchilada.
How many crepes do the French eat every year?
they eat not alot at breakfast and at lunch they eat seven different coarses but at dinner they dont eat much again
Do any animals eat snails?
Yes. Even we do (escargot), and lots of other animals will eat them (birds for ex)
What are dishes that people in Paris eat?
escargot[es-car-go(snails)] and croissants
