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What was the importance of rabbit meat in the early twentieth century diet?
Easy to digest, low in calories and with a higher protein value than beef and veal, the white meat of the rabbit was undoubtedly among the most appreciated, especially among the less well-off classes. The rabbit, in addition to being easy and inexpensive to raise by virtue of its fertility, was in fact generally available at a low price. It was therefore recommended to everyone as a healthy, substantial and economical food.

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