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Keith Moehring Wall Street Apes Yes, transglutaminase ("meat glue") is legally used in US restaurants to bind meat scraps into uniform steaks like filet mignon, often without menu disclosure. Packaged versions must be labeled as "formed," but restaurant practices vary. It's safe if cooked properly, but can trap

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