Talk:Duck (food)
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[edit] Errors
Who wrote this article, it's really lousy, some errors I removed were that indian runners are the best layers, peking ducks are the most commonly raised (peking duck isn't even a breed, it's a dish, sort of like saying raisin bread is the most common type of grape grown). 10:42, 8 August 2006 User:209.124.131.151
