No and I hope never to learn!

Think of it like this: if people that like food as much as they do eat something, it has to be good.

Actually, frog eating is a cliché. We never eat frogs. In 35 yrs I ate some only once, when a kid (that was pretty tasty). Older generations probably ate some but now it is a (almost) lost culinary habit. On the other hand, we eat Burgundy snails cooked with garlic. Very tasty (but foul breath after :-), you can probably try it during your stay (with some Burgundy wine...) ;-)

Burgundy Snails with garlic. That sounds nice enough to try. Keeps both women and vampires away!

Isn't that the same thing?
Seriously though, the snails were really good.

That's very wise thinking.

Oh forgot your initial question : "Does anyone how to eat a frog in France ?"

Well, with a knife and fork.
But you can try frog-burger with your fingers if you want, my american friend, just think about removing the tiny bones before... lol

Ahh, a man with experience. Thank you for your honesty and your knowledge.

Just making fun of clichés ;-)

Touché on that Cliché!

The funny thing is that I, being from South Carolina, have probably eaten more frogs than anybody in Burgundy.
I think the english started the whole thing about frogs. Which is bloody ironic considering black pudding...

now I know how to eat that goddaaaaamn frog !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

;-) my little cheeseburger !!!!!!

XOXOX