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This is what the G8 leaders ate for dinner last night

Beef or salmon? (Kidding, kind of.)

DAVID CAMERON REVEALED what he and his counterparts were dining on at the luxury Enniskillen resort last night during the G8 summit.

The British Prime Minister tweeted a picture of the menu before settling in for talks on tax, trade and Syria.

Are mint, rose and violet creams just fancy Viscounts?

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