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Two Dutch TV presenters have been filmed apparently eating each other's flesh for a television show.
Dennis Storm and Valerio Zeno both allegedly underwent surgery to remove small pieces of flesh from their bodies for the show, entitled Guinea Pigs.
A trailer for the show has already prompted outcry, being labelled as 'sick' and 'grim' by viewers, and has raised questions over the legality of the stunt.
Mr Storm was filmed having surgery to remove a small piece of piece of flesh from his bottom whilst Mr Zeno gave up part of his stomach.
The pair were then challenged to eat each other's flesh after it had been fried in sunflower oil by a TV chef.
In the trailer for the show, due to be screened on December 21, they sit down at a candlelit table to eat the morsels.
The presenters refuted suggestions that the cannibalism was illegal as they claim both entered into the challenge voluntarily.
Mr Storm said: "The punchline of the show is to get really simple answers to stupid questions, such as, 'Can you shave with ketchup' or 'Can you drive blind?'
"And we wanted to find out how human flesh tasted. It was just a few centimetres of meat and now I have a good story about that scar."
Two Dutch TV presenters have been filmed apparently eating each other's flesh for a television show.
Dennis Storm and Valerio Zeno both allegedly underwent surgery to remove small pieces of flesh from their bodies for the show, entitled Guinea Pigs.
A trailer for the show has already prompted outcry, being labelled as 'sick' and 'grim' by viewers, and has raised questions over the legality of the stunt.
Mr Storm was filmed having surgery to remove a small piece of piece of flesh from his bottom whilst Mr Zeno gave up part of his stomach.
The pair were then challenged to eat each other's flesh after it had been fried in sunflower oil by a TV chef.
In the trailer for the show, due to be screened on December 21, they sit down at a candlelit table to eat the morsels.
The presenters refuted suggestions that the cannibalism was illegal as they claim both entered into the challenge voluntarily.
Mr Storm said: "The punchline of the show is to get really simple answers to stupid questions, such as, 'Can you shave with ketchup' or 'Can you drive blind?'
"And we wanted to find out how human flesh tasted. It was just a few centimetres of meat and now I have a good story about that scar."
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