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french food


Question Posted Tuesday January 10 2006, 10:28 am

In the 1700s what did the french use on their bread. and what else did they eat besides bread (the more specific the better)

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extton answered Wednesday January 11 2006, 5:42 pm:
Mayonaise?

Actually, they might have used that on meat...i'm not sure...

They DID use margerine, though. In fact, that was invented by the french as an alternative to butter, because real butter was used as grease for something involved with making weapons, and was in short supply.

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