Unfortunately, I only have a cook-top and a small air fryer, so I'm limited to what I can fry, boil, or air-fry.
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Vegetarians/Vegans: What Your Favorite "Burger?"
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I don't use an air fryer but i guess placing the burger on the tray, maybe on top of some oven paper will do the trick
Potatoes, peppers, squash, tofu, eggplant, carrots, beans, broccoli, cauliflower, chick peas, onions, bitter gourd, kale chips ...
Truth be told, even though I’m a huge carnivore, I’m beyond curious to try those.
I actually kind of prefer Hungry Jack’s/Burger King burgers to Mickey D’s, so maybe I’d love it.
I think our local McDonalds are selling plant based burgers now. If they are, I could compare and contrast lol
Given the rise of veggie/vegan alternatives lately I’m honestly curious to see how many outlets will follow suit. Like I could imagine our local KFC offering plant based chicken burgers and wraps and things. Very weird to think about but eh I could see it working. Well maybe for a while lol
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Secret Chief
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KFC do:
"If you’re looking for finger lickin’ flavour without the chicken, you’re in the right place. Coated in our famous 11 herbs and spices, our Original Recipe Vegan Burger will definitely satisfy your plant-based cravings. It’s got the Colonel's stamp of approval and PETA’s too - crowning it the best vegan chicken burger out there."
KFC had Impossible chicken nuggets for a time, but they've since removed them from their menu. They're still available in the freezer section at Walmart here.
McDonald's tested a "McPlant" burger that IIRC had a Beyond Burger patty in certain markets (mostly in Europe), but I've never seen it come to this area.
But in my experience, Impossible (Burger King/Hungry Jack's product) is by far a better product than Beyond. When browning the product (I like to make vegetarian dirty rice and have this Mexican concoction I make with Impossible beef, rice, taco seasoning, and red chili pepper), it browns more naturally and doesn't have an aftertaste like Beyond does.
Only on your side of the pond. The only think they offered here was "chicken" nuggets, which made a brief appearance in 2019.
It’s not really a thing where I live
Yet
Interesting
And yeah now I remember the McPlant lol
It was introduced in a different state to me so I never got to try it
Only lasted a few months
Didn’t know that about BK/HJs
Secret Chief
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There'll be no escape. McD do one too.
Secret Chief
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How about the McD one?
It was my career for about 17 years or so.
Ahh fair enough
Only available in certain markets in Texas and California.
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Texas seems to me a silly place to test a plant based product given their reputation for a cattle ranches, but what do I know?
Secret Chief
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Madness. Some friends were in a cafe in Texas and asked the waitress what she recommended for vegans. She recommended they leave Texas.
Plant based burgers being offered in Texas? Surely that's a certain candidate for a culture-wars-outrage-boycott-protest? Such culinary abominations are likely to turn our children gay, or Marxist or atheist..... {shudders}....
Now that I consider it, wouldn't testing them there in hopes of sparking a protest/boycott that made national news be an ingenious marketing campaign?
Secret Chief
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Maybe, but Bud Lite's foray into atheist lgbtq marxism led to a 25% sales drop.
Ahh of course. The dreaded affiliation with the alphabet soup community. Instant drop in sales
Father Heathen
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I've tried these before. They were good but they were more like a fancy hash brown than a burger.
Father Heathen
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Wouldn't that be more like a meatloaf patty than a burger (not that there's anything wrong with that)?