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Fake meat has once again failed, but they continue to try to force-feed
us. Despite the constant attack on meat, it's still what people want.

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force-fed different foods? Do you have other objections to eating bugs?
Have you tried any of the fake meats on the market? If so, what was your
opinion? Tell us your thoughts in the comments section.

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