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Chinese Pig livers = leftovers from normal pigs we eat.
Foie gras = Specially farmed.
They are super force fed, this takes effort, care and time in order to do it.
Ditto with knowledge on how to properly run a foie gras farm.
Demand isn't super high, but supply is even lower, so that has made the price quite high.
As for how much you pay in a restaurant, places that would even serve foie gras in the first place are usually uppity so you'll get a premium.
It's considered a high end item, thus more premium.
My steaks are always screwed up when I eat out, and I'm thinking it'll be the same for foie gras, yet another reason i'm searching.
Please keep an eye out guys!
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