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EPISODE · Jul 19, 2018 · 51 MIN

Episode 106 - Tour de France, Culinary Speaking of course

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It is as if Clark Griswold did a culinary tour of just France instead of a whole European Vacation. Thankfully no dogs were thrown off the Eiffel Tower and zero monuments were harmed in the recording of this podcast. Max and Felicia (plus les enfants) ate it all while traveling through France. Discover the wonder of a French Baguette, the beauty yet simplicity of French coffee, and also what to eat while shopping on the Champs Elysees. We delve into regional cuisine differences between Paris, Lyon and the Dordogne and very importantly understand what to imbibe while in France. Find out why the Trujillo's went to France, how the French live and eat and what will life be like back in the good ole USA. Find us on Instagram @NCFBPOD Facebook: www.facebook.com/NCFandBPod Detailed Show notes @ https://www.ncfbpodcast.com/show-notes   Friends & Sponsors: Social House Vodka Triangle Wine Company Food Seen Hungry Harvest Larry's Coffee and 42 & Lawrence Ramona Wine Coolers Michael's English Muffins Alley 26 Tonic Magnum Beard  Hosts: Matthew Weiss & Max Trujillo Producer: Max Trujillo Announcer/House Voice: Brian Hoyle Music: Max Trujillo Marketing Management: Food Seen  

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