Posted on 09/29/2022 8:04:31 AM PDT by moovova
Overcoming the impracticality of electric vehicles (EVs) appears to be as big a marketing challenge as convincing diners that plant-based burgers are tasty. Yet, those inspired by the “green” demonization of fossil fuels continue to try. (Snip) EV adoption might follow a pattern similar to what happened with plant-based patties at Burger King. Initially, a group of enthusiastic customers chose the plant-based Whoppers over a meat version because cattle are a purported cause of climate change and eating meat is said to be “unhealthy.” Another group of customers thought it was interesting to see if a veggie burger tasted like real beef. Soon, however, demand for the plant-based version fell off drastically. McDonald’s has also experimented with a plant-based burger at some locations but recently abandoned that effort for lack of customer interest.
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Does comprehensive coverage include flooding damage?
The insurance company will ask the owner why he did not get the cars out of harms way knowing a hurricane was coming.
I bet he does not get any money.
I think the original Burger King vegi burger had water chestnuts in it too. It was really good. It came with lettuce, onions, tomato, and the Whopper sauce. It was never much promoted and it often wasn’t advertised on the menu, but you could always order it.
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