After a vegan cheeseburger crashed and burned Burger King has successfully rolled out a true alternative to meat burgers for vegans working with Impossible Foods to make the vegan Impossible Burger. First thought to be an April Fools joke, the Impossible Burger is now on the menu at St. Louis with one carnivore inclined customer saying that he would not have known that it was plant-based.
Finally, the last barrier to mankind heading for the stars has been reached.
(Score: 1) by RandomFactor on Saturday April 06 2019, @10:06PM (5 children)
100% Beef is in no way a requirement I have. But 100% veggie has been very hard to make meat-like for any reasonable cost.
I was kinda sad when the fast food industry started chewing each other up over being 100% Beef :-\
This is
I'm not opposed, but that's gonna freak out the true believers.
Here's hoping.
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(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Saturday April 06 2019, @11:49PM (1 child)
These burgers cost $1 more than the meet paddy burgers.
(Score: 2) by Immerman on Sunday April 07 2019, @03:59AM
Which is actually quite reasonable. There have been fairly meaty experimental plant-based burgers in the past, but they've often cost well over $10 per patty to make.
Being able to brew plant-based "blood" (aka "meat flavor") like it's beer has really been a huge advance towards making economical pseudo-meat.
(Score: 2) by Immerman on Sunday April 07 2019, @03:54AM
Agreed - a good blend of "fillers" can actually make for a much more satisfying sandwich. I'm a big fan of fat juicy grilled meatloaf patties myself.
(Score: 1) by Ethanol-fueled on Sunday April 07 2019, @06:20AM (1 child)
Yes, eat bug protein, cows will be forbidden in the new Socialist Paradise!
(Score: 1, Funny) by Anonymous Coward on Sunday April 07 2019, @09:47AM
I would have never guessed that Burger King was a socialist plot.