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Are œufs de cabillaud salés et fumés vegan?

Œufs de cabillaud salés et fumés is a non-vegan food ingredient.

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So, what is œufs de cabillaud salés et fumés?

"Œufs de cabillaud salés et fumés" is a traditional French delicacy that consists of salted and smoked cod roe. These small, orange-pink eggs are prized for their intense, briny flavor and slightly firm texture, which makes them perfect for adding depth and complexity to a wide range of dishes. They can be enjoyed as a savory snack on their own or used as a flavorful ingredient in sauces, spreads, and dips. Whether served on toast or alongside other seafood, "œufs de cabillaud salés et fumés" are a delicious and versatile ingredient that is sure to impress any seafood lover.

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