Four French chefs want the cruel practice of eating ortolan, a tiny songbird, to be un-banned once a year.
Four French chefs are requesting a waiver to serve a long-banned delicacy – a small songbird called the ortolan that fans used to devour, bones and all, while wearing a napkin over their heads. It’s even said to have been part of former French president Francois Mitterrand’s last meal before he died in 1996.
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