Made from crushed insect cocoons known as 'shellac,' which is used to coat foods and give them that special shine.

2- Vanilla Ice Cream

Castoreum, otherwise known as anal secretions mixed with urine from a BEAVER, is a common FDA approved food additive found commonly in vanilla and raspberry flavoring… as well as perfume.






3- Sugar



Made from charred animal bones, bone char. Bone char is used to filter and decolorize the raw sugar.

4- Jell-O

Made from collagen, which is boiled connective tissue found in animals.


5- Wendy's Chili



Made from day-old hamburgers and silicon dioxide… or as you might remember from chemistry class, SAND.






6- Gum

Often made with Lanolin, otherwise known as 'sheep secretions,' in order to soften the gum mix.

7- Anything red/pink you've been eating



The red coloring is achieved by using crushed, boiled red insects. The finished product is known as 'carmine.'

8- Shredded Cheese

Cellulose, which is basically sawdust, is used to keep the shreds from clumping together.

9- Bread

Many commercial breads include a dough softening agent known as L-Cyesteine, made from human hair.

10- Any processed chicken you've been eating

Always remember that this is what that 'meat' is.