[Dave911]

The crash and burn is inevitable. When will these idiots ever learn? Isn’t there one sane person in the board room of these companies?

[Newbomb Turk]

Back about 20 years ago a company I worked for serviced the commercial microwaves in nearly every Burger King in my state. I haven't eaten there since.

Their food production area was horrible and unclean in almost every location.

BK wasn't the only one though. I saw plenty of filthy kitchens.

[butlerweave]

Is that Impossible crap Bill Gates crap ?

[Newtoidaho]

Burger King uses horsemeat, not beef.

[Seaplaner]

About 20 years ago, I was in line at a Burger King (Portland Inl Apt, if I recall correctly, may have been somewhere else) and I watched as the cook cleaned his ear with his finger, examined it, and kept prepping burgers.

I exited the line and considered other options.

The very last time I was in a Burger King.

[Robert DeLong]

I used to love the whopper, but cannot stand them anymore because they suck.

[catnipman]

“Burger King Is Going Big on Fake Chicken”

really not that big of a step down from the rest of the putative “food” chains like BK serve up ...

[The Great RJ]

Burger King will quickly realize that fake chicken and fake burgers are not what the public wants.

[algore]

I went to a BK a few days ago.

They had a sign saying they had no real meat was available

[Songcraft]

Next, BK plans to unveil their new fake french fries...

     

[SimpleJack]

[Zack Attack]

I walked in Burger King, ordered a burger and I said “this is really good”. The staff went silent in shock and the only sound I could hear was **crickets**.

[metmom]

I guess it would be no surprise that fake meat is a step up for fast food places.

Like I would take culinary advice from someone who thinks fast food is food.

[alexander_busek]

First, there was the debut of Impossible Chicken Nuggets in 2021 [...] Then, KFC released Beyond Fried Chicken in January 2022 [...] Both of these, however, were small-format chick’n products. The Impossible Original Chick'n Sandwich at Burger King [...]

How does the FDA allow these companies to market products with names suggesting or explicitly declaring that they contain ingredients that they don't actually have?

Aren't these cases of outright deception?

Regards,

[alexander_busek]

Waiting for their "Beyond Processed Sewage Sludge" nuggets and their "You Won't Believe It's Human Flesh" burgers.

Regards,

[Pollard]

A veggie burger that ‘bleeds’ might convince some carnivores to eat green

https://theworld.org/stories/2016-09-23/veggie-burger-bleeds-might-convince-some-carnivores-eat-green

[Pollard]

The FDA Has Finally Approved the Impossible Burger to Be Sold at Grocery Stores

https://gizmodo.com/the-fda-has-finally-approved-the-impossible-burger-to-b-1836880448

FDA approved, just like the jabs. I feel so much better now.