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Truffles In China
This news story intrigues many. It mostly intrigues Chef’s and the foodies of the world. Truffles have always been a delicacy but with the decline of truffle production it has become an extremely rare delicacy. So much so that there are even people trying to replicate the truffle and make thousands of dollars off of it. The CBS news story covers why truffles are so expensive and also, it covers how the Chinese try to replicate these truffles and sell them to Europe and America. They label their product as if it is the same product that Italy and France produces. This has cause a lot of tension in between Europe and China. I agree that France and Italy should be upset but I also disagree. The next few paragraphs will elaborate on why. It’s
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