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Anchoïade
AnchoïadeSavory paste of crushed anchovies, garlic, and olive oil.
Eggs-Free Guide to France Local & Street Food
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Baguette Tradition
Baguette de Tradition FrançaisePure French bread with crackly crust and airy interior.
Eat Hot & Fresh
Bouillabaisse
BouillabaisseSaffron-infused fish stew with multiple Mediterranean fish varieties.
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Brandade de Morue
Brandade de MorueWhipped salt cod with olive oil, milk, and garlic.
Caution
Brie de Meaux
Brie de MeauxSoft cow's milk cheese with bloomy rind and complex flavors.
Safe to eat
Cassoulet
CassouletSlow-simmered white bean casserole with preserved meats.
Safe to eat
Comté Cheese
ComtéHard cow's milk cheese with complex flavor from Jura.
Safe to eat
Daube Niçoise
Daube NiçoiseBeef stew with wine, garlic, mushrooms, olives, and spices.
Safe to eat
Daube Provençale (Provençal Beef Stew)
Daube ProvençaleBeef chunks simmered in red wine with vegetables and herbs.
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Burgundy Snails
Escargots de BourgogneSnails served in shells with herb-infused butter.
Safe to eat
Fougasse with Olives
Fougasse aux OlivesLeaf-shaped flatbread with olive oil and olives.