McDonald’s introduces and begins testing the “P.L.T.”, its first plant-based burger

[stewie_e]

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[fraises]

I might try one out.

I saw that Timmies is getting rid of the veg breakfast sausage everywhere but bc and Ontario. Kind of a bummer.

[greenscarrf]

Beyond Meat’s growth has been insane. Are they owned by some conglomerate? There are so many better faux meat brands out there that don’t use over-processed soy.

[triviagogo29]

yikes, they use soy??

Are they owned by some conglomerate?
The company has received venture funding from Kleiner Perkins, Obvious Corporation, Bill Gates, Biz Stone, the Humane Society[7][8] and Tyson Foods.[9]

so basically they're being funded by Bill Gates, Twitter (i.e.: Obvious Corporation/Biz Stone) and Tyson, a multibillion food processing company. so yikes.

[sandstorm]

Eaux.

[lulufairybubble]

Beyond Meat uses pea protein. Impossible is the one that uses soy.

[baptismtonight]

YAAAASSSSSS BITCH YAAAASSSSS

I recently got into Burger King's veggie burger and for the price (6 bucks), it's quite good. We need more and more veggie options, and McDonald's fries is unfuckable with and having to settle for BK's has been hard lmfao

[wellalr1ght]

Why did I immediately think the P would stand for Pumpkin

[madiison]

would so try

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