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Published 1974
On the French market, one finds foie de veau and another mysterious and darker-colored liver baptized foie de génisse (literally “heifer’s liver”). The butchers carry no other products claiming to derive from the heifer. In parts of the United States, similarly obfuscatory methods are deployed to confuse the public, calf’s liver and so-called veal liver being differently colored and differently priced.
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