Posted on 09/20/2016 1:01:35 PM PDT by BenLurkin
The change.org petition, started by the Good Food Institute, asks In-N-Out CEO Lynsi Snyder to put a meatless option on the immensely popular fast-food restaurant’s menu.
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More than 18,000 people have signed the petition as of late Tuesday morning. Once it has reached the stated goal of 25,000 online signatures, organizers will send it to Snyder.
This isn’t the first In-N-Out has been petitioned for a veggie burger option; another online petition on change.org from from four years ago also sought a meat-free alternative to the traditional burger. It received more than 16,500 signatures before it was “closed.
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If thousands of customers want it, then they should consider it as a business opportunity.
#vegetablelivesmatter
My wife’s been eating a veggie burger there for three years.
Five guys has a Cheese Veggie Sandwich
Even Obama knows burgers are supposed to be made of beef.
Go find your own veggie burgers! Leave IN-N-OUT ALONE!
Go find your own veggie burgers! Leave IN-N-OUT ALONE!
Yuck. Just don’t eat there gee how hard is that.
How about DIY veggie burger.
Instructions printed on the wrapper:
Open burger
Remove any material you judge is non-veggie
Close burger
Eat
to paraphrase Jack Nicholson in “Five Easy Pieces”
Jack : and hold the meat, please.
Server” where do you want me to HOLD the meat??
Jack: between your legs, sweetheart!
I think In-N-Out hasn’t done a true “veggie patty” burger because they haven’t found a decent “veggie patty” that meets In-N-Out’s high standards.
Now not only will the line of cars be waaaay too long to justify eating their mediocre food, but the lines inside will be waaaay too long as well.
The Habit
The Counter
Steve's
Wendy's
My Father's Office
Pretty much any decent steakhouse
Johnny Rockets
Too many good choices to waste waiting for the herd to thin out.
Good businesses do not add known losing ideas to their offerings.
Veggie burgers aren’t to bad if you put bacon and cheddar cheese on them. :)
6 pieces of lettuce, a tomato slice, pickles, and onions. On a whole wheat bun. Garden burger.
There used to be a little eatery called ‘Grillers’ in one of the malls here. They had a really great veggie burger - if you put all the fixin’s on, you’d *almost* not know the difference. But it was so good that you ordered it for itself, not as a substitute for meat.
It’s the only really good one that I’ve ever found, and I’ve tried a lot.
Yup.
Inasmuch as that is likely what the constituent components are, is this so surprising?
the infowarrior
yes, well since the regular mcD burgers cause me instant severe barfing attacks
maybe
just maybe
a vegie burger might fare better
I love meat & eat it & cook it often, but, my father who loved to cook made the most insanely delicious tofu burger. Before you laugh I was like no way am I eating this & then I tried it. It involved lots of spices & chili powder & to this day when I think about his tofu burgers I salivate.....they were that delicious! I tried replicating them, but I finally gave up. Nothing came close to my father’s
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