Fear follows the unknown fork to mouth. Throughout history, entire civilizations have looked at perfectly edible foods with suspicion, convinced they harbored death between their leaves or beneath their skins. Some of these fears made sense — after all, distinguishing between a harmless mushroom and a deadly one could mean the difference between dinner and disaster. But others? They were born from superstition, class prejudice, or simple unfamil…
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