Posted on 09/17/2019 1:03:26 PM PDT by DallasBiff
Just ate a plant based "impossible whopper" from Burger King. They got the texture of a burger right but the burger leaves a nasty after taste and a nasty after smell.
Sorry that it was that bad. I’ve tried since the end of August to get one from Burger King. First I was too busy, then Dorian halted the resupply trucks. Saturday I learned that Impossible Foods’ CEO, Patrick Brown, was one of the signatories of the letter to the Senate advocating Red Flag laws and universal background checks.
So, I’ll never eat one. Impossible Foods products are now in about 10,000 restaurants including White Castle, Red Robin and Burger King with plans to launch in grocery stores in September.
So some liberal vegan convienced BK to ruin non-vegans place to eat.
Cows are delicious.
Ingredients in IMPOSSIBLE BURGER
Water
Soy-protein concentrate
Coconut oil
Sunflower oil
Natural flavors.
Potato protein
Methylcellulose
Yeast extract
Cultured dextrose
Food starch, modified
Soy leghemoglobin
Salt
Soy-protein isolate
Mixed tocopherols (vitamin E)
Zinc gluconate
Thiamine hydrochloride (Vitamin B1)
Sodium ascorbate (vitamin C)
Niacin
Pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6)
Riboflavin (vitamin B2)
Vitamin B12
Ingredients in Beef Burger
Beef
Thanks, but I’ll stick with the beef.
Fake food is not the answer.
JMHO
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2018/07/18/lab-grown-meat-factory-farming.aspx
Gans says. However, she points out, the amount of saturated fat in the burger isnt great.
Calories: 240
Fat: 14 grams
Saturated fat: 8 grams
Sodium: 370 milligrams
Carbohydrates: 9 grams
Fiber: 3 grams
Protein: 19 grams
I wonder where the saturated fat comes from?
They changed the original commercial because it told the truth in a one word comment from the woman at the end.
She exclaims, “Lies”!
The new commercial no longer shows her but she is the only one that tells the truth.
It ain’t meat and it ain’t close!
I didn’t have problems with taste, aftertaste, smell, or texture but it was 2X more expensive than I would pay on a regular basis.
A plant based “burger” that leaves a nasty aftertaste and has a nasty after smell.
Hmmm. If you put the plants together with the cow, the cow would consider it the cud.
A premier greasy spoon burger spot where I live has evidently done a spot for them and offers the impossible burger. This place is widely known throughout the area and by word of mouth through all of the locally stationed military personnel. I’ll be interested to see if they have it on the menu the next time I go there.
A fine example of putting lipstick on a pig. It wastes your time, annoys the pig, and the pig is still a pig.
a nasty after taste and a nasty after smell.
You weren’t out on a date with Hillary - were you?
58 grams of carbs! Certainly not for a diabetic. Diabetics can eat all of the green veggies they want but none of those even approach 58 grams, plus the 12 grams of sugar. I’m guessing the sugar is there to make the flattened cow turd brown up on the grill. What kind of fat are they using is another question. Bet it’s neither vegetarian nor haleel.
They slather a lot of mayo on it. Tell them hold the mayo and it would be healthier.
and a nasty after smell.
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Don’t fart then.
Tried BeyondMeat too. Didn’t love it, though my butcher said a lot of people do.
I have meat-free days, basically with tofu and tempeh. Tempeh is not bad at all. mixed with lots of veggies in a pan, but tofu needs help. Found a great recipe for mixing a bunch of spices in a pan, stirring them in oil, plopping tofu in to coat on all sides, then sautéing . It was a winning MasterChef recipe, the challenge was to make yucky tofu taste good.
If you want to.
More carbs & more sodium?
So IOW the GreenBurger is *less* healthy.
Take cover!
Did you have intestinal problems after? That happens to many after eating fake meat.
If they’re so against real meat, why do they do everything they can to mimic real meat?
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