This means:
“Don’t let supermarkets deceive you about the meat they sell; the post is about to reveal something supposedly surprising or concerning about where the meat comes from.”
Breakdown
“Don’t get fooled by the supermarkets” = claims that supermarkets may be misleading customers.
“They’re selling you meat from…” = the sentence is deliberately cut off before revealing the alleged source of the meat.
“See more” = tells you to click or expand the post to discover the rest of the claim.
Tone
This is fear-based food clickbait. It creates suspicion toward supermarkets while withholding the key information, encouraging you to click.
The missing part could refer to anything—from a particular animal or country of origin to a claim about meat quality—but you can’t determine the actual claim from this incomplete headline alone.
A neutral version:
“The post claims supermarkets may be selling meat from an unexpected source—here’s what the full claim says.”
