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Poll: Will New Prohibition of Foie Gras Lead to Speakeasies Where People Can Get Their Fatty Duck?

How will people react to the new ban of foie gras in California? Chime in here.

The law banning foie gras is in full effect in California. The state law—which bans restaurants from serving the "fatty liver"—has caused uproar across the country. But how effective will the new law be? Will the new prohibition of foie gras lead to speakeasies where people can get their fatty duck? Tell us.

 

 

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This was a typo and it's been fixed. We apologize for the error.