article_snippet.sent: The 31-year-old, who styles herself as a food and lifestyle writer, has told of eating Minke whale – even though eating Minke whale – is largely banned worldwide.
article_snippet.sent: The socialite, writing in the Daily Telegraph, said that The socialite ate whale at the £123-a-night Juvet Landscape Hotel (pictured)
article_snippet.sent: In the 1960s and 70s whale meat was commonly served in Norwegian school canteens and as part of military rations.
article_snippet.sent: Fish market manager Marius Tvethaug said:
article_snippet.sent: ‘Smoked whale is one of the oldest ways to keep food for a long time.
article_snippet.sent: And we’ve been catching whale since the Stone Age.
article_snippet.sent: Even with modern harpoons powered by explosives, the mammals often died a ‘slow and painful’ death.
article_snippet.sent: But Knut Slinning, owner of Juvet Landscape Hotel, said Knut Slinning, owner of Juvet Landscape Hotel had no plans to stop serving whale meat because no plans to stop serving whale meat has been eaten for ‘many hundreds of years’.
article_snippet.sent: Three Greenpeace inflatables  
highlights_snippet.sent: Whale And Dolphin Conservation group said the news was 'disappointing'
  