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A cattle rancher ordered an expensive filet at a steakhouse and immediately stopped eating after discovering something horrifying: meat glue was being used to hold the meat together.

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America bought a steak and it immediately started becoming slush and coming apart “What is that stuff? Gluing it together right there. It's like a glue. Right at the seams. This was a steak. It looked like a steak. Now it just fell apart” American companies are using meat glue to save on costs Meat glue binds scrap pieces of meat together so strongly that they look and cook like a single, premium cut. Meat glue, also known as transglutaminase, is legal in all 50 states. It is used in about 8 million pounds of meat every year in America
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America bought a steak and it immediately started becoming slush and coming apart “What is that stuff? Gluing it together right there. It's like a glue. Right at the seams. This was a steak. It looked like a steak. Now it just fell apart” American companies are using meat glue to save on costs Meat glue binds scrap pieces of meat together so strongly that they look and cook like a single, premium cut. Meat glue, also known as transglutaminase, is legal in all 50 states. It is used in about 8 million pounds of meat every year in America

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