Vegetarian men are 'less manly' than meat-eating males, a recent study has revealed.
According to research published in the Journal of Consumer Research, men who prefer to nibble a green salad at lunch and tuck into tofu rather than a steak are considered to be less macho than their meat-eating 'beefcake' counterparts.
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