US EditionJeremy Clarkson to serve 'brains and squirrels' at Oxfordshire pub
- Jeremy Clarkson faced criticism for serving squirrel at his Farmer's Dog pub.
- Clarkson's decision to serve unconventional foods stems from a desire to challenge safe food.
- The 'Dare Night' event on April 28, 2025, features unusual delicacies like pan-fried brain.
- Clarkson promoted the event, stating, "Fed up with beige, safe food?", for £85 per person.
- PETA condemned Clarkson, with Elisa Allen calling the event a "pub stunt" and "hideous bully" move.
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Jeremy Clarkson to serve 'brains and squirrels' at Oxfordshire pub
Jeremy Clarkson is set to serve "brains and squirrels" at The Farmer's Dog pub in the Cotswolds.
Jeremy Clarkson labelled 'hideous bully' by PETA as he adds unusual animal to pub menu
Jeremy Clarkson has been branded a "hideous bully" by animal rights charity PETA over his plans to serve squirrel at his Cotswolds pub.The TV presenter and Clarkson's Farm star is facing criticism for adding the rodent to the menu at his countryside establishment, The Farmer's Dog.The controversial dish will feature as part of a special event showcasing "weird and wonderful" food items.PETA has condemned the former Top Gear host's decision to us…
Jeremy Clarkson slammed by charity for serving controversial animal to diners at his pub - The Mirror
The Clarkson's Farm star puts on special night with strange food for his customers, however it has angered a number of animal rights activists who have hit out at the presenter
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