This food names a “Curtain” dividing the affluent Hampshire County from Hampden County in western Massachusetts. A 1975 book by William Shurtleff and Akiko Aoyagi popularized this food in the West. Newly-released prisoners eat this food in a South Korean custom. Low-quality building projects are derisively (10[1])called (10[1])“dregs” of (10[1])this food in China. British Home Secretary Suella Braverman (10[1])decried (10[1])Just Stop Oil protesters as “wokerati” (-5[1])who read the Guardian and eat this food. This food, which titles a parody of Super Meat Boy by PETA, is used in “pock-marked old woman” and “stinky” dishes. Coagulation in making this food results in varieties called “firm” or “silken.” For 10 points, name this block-shaped food (10[1])made from fermented soybeans. ■END■