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That being said, I'm surprised that they haven't tried selling burgers with veg patties, that they already sell in India. Ofc they do not taste like meat, and
by screye 8y ago
That being said, I'm surprised that they haven't tried selling burgers with veg patties, that they already sell in India.
Ofc they do not taste like meat, and aren't supposed to taste like meat. But, damn, do they taste good on their own.
- bpeebles 8y agoA lot of Burger King locations, in America at least, sell a veggie burger using a Morning Star Farms patty: https://www.bk.com/menu-item/veggie-burger https://www.bk.com/menu-item/veggie-burger
- gowld 8y agohttps://www.bk.com/menu-item/veggie-burger https://www.bk.com/menu-item/veggie-burger The Impossible Burger is in weird niche that screams "fad" to me, or at least early-prototype, like self-driving cars -- it's an expensive fake meat, dollar-for-dollar optimized for looking and feeling like low-quality ground beef burger, instead of high-quality something-else-burger. At best it's an expensive but meatless mediocre meat-imitation burger. Why opt for that instead of a less-expensive but good burger?
- marzell 8y agoIt's at least another option, and seems to be far healthier than actual beef. In the tech world especially, there are people that have more money than time, and might choose this as a healthier alternative. Once you dress up an Impossible/Beyond patty with all the fixins, it is a lot closer to a real beef burger than a more traditional veggie burger.