King Charles III _who campaigns for nature protection, organic farming and combating climate change_ has banned the service Phua (fatty liver) in the Royal Residences of the United KingdomAccording to a letter from the British Royal House sent to the Association of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).
“Thank you very much for your letter regarding the ethical issues of Phuawrote the head of the Royal House, Tony Johnston-Bert, in a letter to the PETA.
“I can confirm that Casa Real do not buy Phua Nor does he serve her in his royal residencesJohnston-Burt added in the letter, dated November 10.
The Phua It is a gourmet specialty that is included in festive or festive mealsIt is a pancake that is considered a delicacy. But this culinary satisfaction for some is done at the expense of the suffering of animals, especially ducks, geese, or geese.
This product adored by many French people can be found in various forms, fresh, in mousse or foie gras mass. to be made, Birds – generally from the fourth month of life – are forced to eat until they develop liver diseaseknown as “fatty liver disease”.
Force-feeding causes the birds’ livers to swell to about ten times their normal size, from 120g to about 1300g. Many birds find it difficult to stand because their enlarged, painful livers bulge into their stomachs.
he is This practice has been decried for years by animal protection groupsSo much so that this specialty has been banned in some parts of the world.
The British eat Phua On specific dates, such as Christmas, despite the fact that this dish is not usually produced in the UK.
Even the queen Isabel IIWho passed away on September 8th and loved this dish I ate it at a state dinner in 2014 in Paris With the then French President, François Hollande.
Buckingham Palace did not judge the action taken by the current monarch. (YO)
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