Sentence examples for french eating from inspiring English sources
Nor are they deprived of treats: "food is fun" is the Golden Rule of French eating.
Compared to how things were in the 1980s when, as a student in the south-west, I myself mastered the art of French eating, being force-fed andouillette, Pyreneen cheeses and oysters — I craved Twixes and crisps.
Well I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but a trip to western France has convinced me that French eating is having a bit of a crise de foie.
A spate of new how-the-French-do-it books have recently been published or are en route, with titles like "French Women Don't Get Facelifts," "Mastering the Art of French Eating," "Forever Chic" and "Ooh La La! French Women's Secrets to Feeling Beautiful Every Day".
The most recent in this genre comes from a US diplomat's wife called Ann Mah who spent a year travelling from Alsace to Avignon and all points in between to write Mastering the Art of French Eating, in which she recounts the story behind every cassoulet or salade Perigourdaise she meets.
He brings an insatiable appetite to this Parisian romp, highlighting all the nuances of French eating along the way.
"The French eat baguettes," he said.
The French eat around a million a day.
I mean, the French eat in restaurants; we eat a lot more at home.
The French eat horse; so do Belgians, Dutch, Mexicans, Chinese, French Canadians, Central Asians.
