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Duck Liver Terrine with Girolles – 200g
$89
ingredients: duck liver (20%), pork meat, pork liver, pork fat, mix power (starch, salt, milk proteins, natural aroma, spices, antioxidants E301), egg white, water, duck fat, denatured cognac, denatured wine, girolles mushroom (1.7%), salt, preservatives (E250, lactose, milk proteins)
ingredients: foie gras de canard (20%), viande de porc, foie de volaille, viande de dinde, gras de porc, mix poudre (amidon, sel, protéines de lait, arômes naturels, épices, antioxydants: E301), blanc d’oeufs, eau, graisse de canard, cognac dénaturé, apéritif à base de vin dénaturé, girolles (1,7%), sel, conservateurs (E250, lactose, proteine de lait)
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