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I was just about to comment that, aside from first-moved advantage, the Impossible strategy of near-perfect imitation seems much more promising than the half-as

by n8cpdx 5y ago

I was just about to comment that, aside from first-moved advantage, the Impossible strategy of near-perfect imitation seems much more promising than the half-assing that Beyond is doing. I like Beyond just fine (but I prefer Dr. Praegers, so not exactly representative of the American public) but Impossible is enjoyable in its own right as a marvel of technology. Just tried the nuggets for the first time this week - truly indistinguishable, aside from being a bit more consistent than real chicken.

wumpus 5y ago
> aside from first-moved advantage, Impossible's marketing is actually the same as Beyond: "we were first to have a great replica!" No doubt the next competitor will say the same thing.
silverlake 5y ago
> Just tried the nuggets for the first time this week I just tried them 30 minutes ago with some picky children. They could immediately tell something was amiss and wouldn’t eat more. I thought the chicken nuggets were adequate but the texture was smushy.