Father Heathen
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It could, but if you're going to go that route just stick with the real patties. Unless you've somehow found some passable vegan bacon.
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Impossible Whopper
- Thread starter Nakosis
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Veggie patties with bacon is a political compromise.
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It's pretty close, from what I remember, to what a Whopper tastes like. I liked it.
Though part of my thinking in being a vegetarian was to avoid the fast food places as unhealthy food. I don't if this trend in fast food places offering meatless alternatives actually makes fast food any healthier.
Fast food drive thru makes feeding your face easy. Hard to escape consumerism with how easy they are making it to consume.
It's a vegetarian or vegan option. BK makes no claims on it being a healthier option.
The Whopper has never come with "special sauce stuff." The "sauce" has always been ketchup and mayonnaise.
Mayo on a burger violates me religion.
Ketchup is good, but I skip it in preference to a slice'o raw tomater & onion.
Difference from what?
Hungry Jack's and Burger King are the same company. BKC (RBI) couldn't get the rights to the name down under as it was already trademarked by a restaurant in Adelaide.
Burger King has always advertised, "Have it your way" or "Your way right away."
"Hold the pickle hold the lettuce special orders don't upset us..."
I remember that commercial.
Those uniforms, especially the hats, were a crime against humanity!
Yes I assumed as much. Since our menus are literally the same.
Interestingly, I found Burger King to be a little more....”chemical” tasting in comparison. Though the obvious outdated lettuce is cause for concern.
Just an observation.
difference of the vege-based impossible burger versus the meat-based whopper
Then your guess is pretty accurate. Several have conducted blind taste test and in most, the Impossible Whopper was passed off as the real Whopper.
If you're looking for taste that's something different than the Whopper, you'll likely be disappointed. The goal here was to eradicate any taste difference.
thus ensuring that I won't be trying one...
