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Have you ever heard about American Bresse? If you haven’t, it is likely because this poultry breed isn’t that common in the US and Canada. It is the US take on the famous French Bresse chicken breed, known as one of the tastiest chickens ever.

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Indulge in the savory delight of our classic Bresse Chicken recipe! Experience the perfect blend of flavorful herbs and succulent meat that sets this gourmet dish apart. Perfect for family dinners or elegant gatherings, this chicken wonder promises to impress every foodie and satisfy your taste buds.

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Depending in which country you live, by whatever name you know it, American or Canadian Bresse – the Bresse is an exceptional bird. Known in France as the poulet de Bresse, or volaille de Bresse, this breed enjoys a vaulted reputation as being the best quality table chicken in the world. Learn more about its history, characteristics, temperament, and more in our blog post...

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We refer to our birds as Canadian Gauloise or Canadian Bresse. A good table bird will properly develop over a longer life with sometimes nutty undertones and other intense flavours sure to please the palate.

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Bresse Chickens are considered the worlds best tasting meat chicken. Bresse hens will lay 250 creme colored eggs per year. The Bresse Roosters grow to a typical size of 7 lbs but some have reached as large as 12 lbs. Bresse chicks are heat and cold tolerant, ideal for your homestead and location.

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Thank goodness for the French. If it wasn't for them, we would have been completely restricted by their raising methods. However, since we can't actually call these birds "Poulet de Bresse," because they're not in the AOC, we get to call them American Bresse and therefore, we can use our "freedom" to explore a better

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A study in Alberta, Canada, reveals that almost 50 years of commercial quantitative genetic selection pressure has achieved the intended beneficial changes in broiler performance. Some unintended cons

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