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La Maison Godard’s gift box is a delicious gift for those who appreciate French cuisine. It is also an easy purchase for a gourmet evening, where you want to taste as many different foie gras pies as possible and other typical pies from the south-west of France. Order for yourself or as a gift!
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7,50
La Maison Godard’s duck liver bloc is made from real duck liver and spices. Its texture is smooth and soft. The duck liver bloc is usually made in a brick-shaped shape, referred to by the original French name “bloc”. The product does not contain additives and is an authentic original foie gras from the south-west of France.
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The multi-award winning Oie du Périgord whole goose liver is the finest of foie gras products. The whole foie gras always comes from the same goose and is processed only by cutting and cooking in its jar in a pressure vessel. When the whole foie gras is cut, you can notice its sophisticated, ivory and slightly pink color. Its taste is soft and sophisticated. The whole goose liver will only get better over time!
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La Maison Godard’s rustic Armagnac-flavored wild boar pate is a delicious choice for fall and winter parties and evening parties. Armagnac nicely emphasizes the taste of the game and creates its characteristic, pleasant aroma in the pate. Pate does not use unnecessary additives and preservatives or artificial flavors at all.
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Even outside the truffle season, you can enjoy whole black truffles on La Maison Godard’s preserved black truffle. Serve it as it is thinly sliced or use to season different dishes. When preserved, the luxurious taste of black truffle only intensifies, which is why it is considered and valued as an ingredient in French cuisine.
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The duck stone circle is one of the lesser-known ingredients in French cuisine in Finland. For gourmets, however, the duck stone circuit is certainly a familiar product. Serve with chilled stone pie slices, for example, with salad or potatoes made in the Sarland style, ie potatoes fried in goose fat!