Talk:Filet mignon

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This article says filet mignon is the same as tenderloin, which directly contradicts the tenderloin artice. --66.68.186.3 01:51, 27 August 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Disagree with French Translation

I disagree with the translation in the intro that filet mignon translates to dainty filet. Mignon translates more accurately to cute. The literal translation of filet mignon therefore is cute filet. Contextually, both convey the sense intended however, the literal translation is cute filet. My french teacher in high school said it weas called a cute filet because when you order it the first thing you think is, "Aw what a cute little filet." Obviously not worthy of being in the encyclopedia but it is amusing (always nice) and sort of kind of backs up my statement. Dachande (talk) 16:20, 15 February 2008 (UTC)

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