Burger King's Impossible Whopper Smells And Looks Exactly Like The Beef One

[my2cents]

just eat a tasty veggie alternative, what is this obsession with tasting exactly like meat but not being meat , wtf ?

It is for nonveg people who want plant based healthy alternative without sacrifice on taste.

 

[Maula Jatt]

just eat a tasty veggie alternative, what is this obsession with tasting exactly like meat but not being meat , wtf ?

For people who eat halal or kosher only, having this option is a blessing

And ofcourse vegans would also appreciate this - I think this is a good move

 

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For people who eat halal or kosher only, having this option is a blessing

And ofcourse vegans would also appreciate this - I think this is a good move

Meat ka meat and veggie ka veggie

wtf is this vegan "meat" bs ? it's just some form of edible rubber something, bc paneer kha lo lol

It is for nonveg people who want plant based healthy alternative without sacrifice on taste.

hows about just eat the real thing ?

let plants be plants, salads, fruit and sometimes edible leaves etc

I'd grill this guy but

lol

 

[letsrock]

These foods are pure garbage in my opinion.

First - they are not healthy. They have loads of fat/sodium etc. They may have lesser sat fat but that's just one parameter. They were not designed to be healthy.

Second - their prime value is that they can mimic taste of meat. They still fall short of that. Impossible burger still do not have the smell of beef burger.

Given they fall short of what their core value is - it is amazing they sell 2-3 times the price of meat products.

These have a future if they can retail one-third to one-fourth price of actual meat.

Since they don't - they rely on psychological manipulation - trying to induce guilt in to meat eaters. These are corporates with excellent media relations. So you see a lot of articles of dubious science on how meat is bad for environment and you can save planet by eating their overpriced garbage.

 

[jhungary]

got tricked into having one (Called Rebel Whooper here in Australian Hungry Jack) by my wife, $7.45 (Less than $5 USD) for a burger + fries + coke. Wasn't that bad but you know there are no meat in it. Probably different recipe

 

[prashantazazel]

Not switching to plant based food unless there is extensive research on how it affects physical/mental growth vs animal products.