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it includes numerous pro-foie gras viewpoints: e.g., 2005 – Charlie Trotter vs. Bourdain feud (Bourdain’s “full of shit” jab at anti-foie chef); 2005 – AVMA’s no-stance and NYT’s Downes quote “I saw n

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ne could find foie gras in Chicago’s fine restaurants (Tru, Charlie Trotter’s, Alinea (opened 2005), and Everest all featured it), in Las Vegas (where star chefs opened outposts serving luxury ingredi

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il ordinance) made headlines worldwide. Chefs like the late Charlie Trotter and Rick Tramonto protested, some openly defied it by giving foie gras away for free or developing “duck liver” workarounds.

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ard of in normal times). In terms of historical reputation: Charlie Trotter’s eponymous restaurant was actually known for not serving foie gras – Trotter took a moral stance in 2002, calling foie gras

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