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To be fair, "Beyond" products (Beyond burgers, beyond sausage) require grocery stores that carry them to place them in the meat section (though the store may al
by pcthrowaway 4y ago
To be fair, "Beyond" products (Beyond burgers, beyond sausage) require grocery stores that carry them to place them in the meat section (though the store may also place them with the vegan meats).
The idea is that people will get introduced to "close-tasting" plant-based meat alternatives, and it seems to have worked out pretty well for them, since they've been incredibly successful.
It's been 18 years since I've eaten real meat, so I'm perhaps not the best judge, but they seem very similar to me.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 4y agoAs I mentioned elsewhere, I'm pretty sure they don't 'require' that. All the grocery stores near me that have Beyond keep it in the meat substitute section and don't have it in the meat section at all.
- ouid 4y agoright, so the objective is to trick people.
- cheese_goddess 4y agoFor example: https://youtu.be/8uN8PUU5U2Q?t=1463 https://youtu.be/8uN8PUU5U2Q?t=1463 (Shows Beyond Burger placed next to meat burgers in a French supermarket).