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The Staff Canteen

Editor 8th November 2013
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VIDEO: Cruelty of chef Gordon Ramsay's foie gras supplier exposed in shocking footage


Crammed into tiny cages, caked in filth, riddled with sores and in agony from broken beaks and wings, these are the ducks used to make foie gras at Gordon Ramsay’s restaurants.  Campaigners last night branded the horrific conditions the “worst ever seen” after being shown the pictures of shocking cruelty at plants that supply the celebrity chef with the posh dish.

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Pub's fishy idea all set to batter the opposition

THERE are few more intrinsically English gastronomic institutions than the chippy and the pub. And yet for the most part, those twin pillars of English Saturday night remain separate.  Oh sure, you can order fish and chips in a pub that does food. But an actual takeaway from a pub – less normal.

Read more from Nottingham Post

 

Stomach-churning foods from around the world


Fancy snacking on fertilised duck eggs, roasted grasshoppers and coffee made from defecated beans? We look at some global 'treats' that may make you feel queasy...

Read more from The Guardian

 

Would you wear deodorant that smells like BACON? Food company releases meaty musk for people who 'sweat like pigs'


For many food lovers, there is nothing like the smell of bacon - although perhaps not when the scent is coming from a human being.  But specialty foods company J&D Foods has made that possible with Power Bacon, a gel deodorant with a 'strong meat-scented musk' which went on sale today.

Read more from Mail Online

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