/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.15942749]

has anyone here tried this shit? do you think it has a future?

[Anonymous No.15942782]

Yes desu

I love meat, but this thing is pretty good too, same thing as meat

[Anonymous No.15942800]

>>15942749
>2x the cost of meat
>1/2 the taste
>carcinogenic
>has literal poison in it that had to be scaled back to barely meet FDA standards
It's crap, but hippies from California will consume anything that has the right branding

[Anonymous No.15942801]

>>15942749
Love meat, tried it 2 days ago and it tastes and feels just like meat.

[Anonymous No.15942867]

>>15942749
expensive as shit. it isn't as nutritious as normal meat either, so no real point to buy it.

in 20 years, if it can provide a better value proposition than traditional meat im fairly certain it will take over the world

[Anonymous No.15942903]

It reminded me of spam the first time I tried it. The second time it tasted more like a burger but not a 100%.

They have good marketing but their company/stock is over valued.

[Anonymous No.15942910]

>>15942782
>Same thing as meat
Noooo

>>15942749
No but lab grown meat does

[Anonymous No.15943012]

>>15942800
What is the poison?

[Anonymous No.15943023]

>>15943012
Glyphosate, the chemical that recently made headlines for being a carcinogen.

[Anonymous No.15943054]

>>15943023
>>15942800
kinda interested in this. i thought just about all farms used glyphosate though

[Anonymous No.15943059]

>>15942749
I love meat, but this thing is pretty good too, same thing as meat. Nutritious to boot.

[Anonymous No.15943062]

>>15942749
Smells and tastes like dog food, has horrible nutrition values and contains carcinogens. No thanks.

[Anonymous No.15943069]

>>15942749
I love meat, but this thing is pretty good too. Same thing as meat. Nutritious to boot.

[Anonymous No.15943160]

>>15943023
there is no scientific evidence that glycophosphate is a carcinogen is there anon? if so you can surely provide me with a pubmed link. right?

[Anonymous No.15943491]

>>15942749
>>15942800
>>15943023
It tastes really good but is seriously overpriced.
The stocks keep tanking so I am watching a good price to scoop up some of them.
Does it have a future, fuck yes, just look how many faggot veggie fuck snowflakes are running around crying these days.

[Anonymous No.15943517]

>>15942749
Beyond Burger does not look or taste like a beef burger: it is too pale and artificial looking, and has a coconut fat after taste. It is not bad to eat by any means, other than it is unhealthy.
They say Impossible Burger is better in all regards but I have not tried it (not available on Yurop yet from what I know).
The future is in lab grown beef meat imo.

[Anonymous No.15943526]

>>15942749
Disgusting, really rubbery texture. Would rather fry up an egg as the base for a sandwich.

[Anonymous No.15943576]

Fuck plant based. I would much rather insect based. Those little cunts shit all over plants for proteins, fats, amino acids, buy link, enzymes et cetera.

[Anonymous No.15943581]

>>15943576
Every day is a step closer to nutrient pulp for the masses.

[Anonymous No.15943681]

>>15942749
This stuff taste so good anon. It really does. But it's expensive. My sister makes it for herself all the time but this patty paired with a hawaiian burger bun with cheese, ketchup, and mustard is one of my favorite burgers.

[Anonymous No.15943692]

>>15943023
Do you mean that the plants they make the burger with are saturated with glyphosate? Or that they add glyphosate once the plants are in the manufacturing plant to keep bugs away from the raw ingredients before they're packaged?

[Anonymous No.15944335]

tastes nothing like meat

[Anonymous No.15944363]

I tried it, it tastes okay, I still think the whole thing is a marketing scam though

[Anonymous No.15944379]

>>15942749
This is just a new way to look ethical while seling junk food to children.

[Anonymous No.15944384]

So i can either buy local grassfed beef, or something that is made out of 30 different synthetic garbage to mimic the taste, consistency and look of beef? Sorry, im not a fucking retard.

[Anonymous No.15944402]

when i first heard that a company called beyond meat was getting all kinds of hype i assumed it was lab grown meat. wtf its just updated veggie burgers, who cares

[Anonymous No.15944417]

had Carl’s Jr. version and burger kings version and they were actually ok. Better than a garden burger.

[Anonymous No.15944433]

>>15944402
>Lab grown meet.
Imagine the implication of this.

>You could take hUman skin cells and gro human meat.
>You could eventually make a printer thT work on human meat.
>You could print human organs.
>Enventually you could print an entire human to being, put some sex ai in it. And have a girlfriend that exist for the sole purpose of sexually satisfying you.

[Anonymous No.15944483]

Good way to make sure your penis will never get hard enough to fuck a woman.

[Anonymous No.15944545]

>>15944483
I've eaten onions since I am a teen and now, 10 years later, I decided to test "muh t" because of all the 4chan memes. Turns out I'm above average for my age. Despite vegans making up less than 1% of the population. What does it mean, memeanon?

[Anonymous No.15944613]

>>15944545
Menas nothing, anything else?

[Anonymous No.15944643]

>>15942749
No, no.

[Anonymous No.15944676]

>>15943160
It's not the glycophosphate on its own it's the liganding structures that emerge in the presence of glycophosphates which can be carcinogenic.

[Anonymous No.15944704]

>>15942749
What is this obsession with making vegetarian/vegan substitutes in the first place? If you're choosing not to eat meat why eat things trying to mimic it?

[Anonymous No.15944720]

>>15944704
Thinner margins on feeding animals plants to produce meat than there is just selling plants as meat.

[Anonymous No.15944780]

>>15942749
Too expensive in my country

[Anonymous No.15944812]

Yes goy! Talk about that "meat"! It will surely raise your testosterone and natural drive. Regular meat makes you docile and gives you a bigoted stance on immigration!

[Anonymous No.15944838]

Jews currently sitting around thinking about how they can reply to that ^

[Anonymous No.15944862]

tried the big vegan TS in a german mcdonalds, it has a beyond meat patty. like 1€ more expesive, has a unique taste, not really meaty but not bad tasting either. Would it it again desu.

[Anonymous No.15944875]

Not sure if it needs tons of seasoning but it tasted nothing like a burger to me, not even close

[Anonymous No.15944913]

Main oil ingredient: canola oil

[Anonymous No.15945879]

I tried it, it tasted awful. I was almost retching as I was cooking it, because it had such a weird, meat-like, smell.
It tasted like meat, which is not a taste I appreciate. The texture reminded me of tendons, more than anything. Absolutely disgusting.

[Anonymous No.15945920]

>>15942749
processed food will kill you

[Anonymous No.15945973]

>>15942749
I am really tired of this shit being blatantly astroturfed all over the internet. No, I want meat, no amount of shills shoving it in my face is going to get me to order it. I am not some low T faggot.

[Anonymous No.15945977]

i literally couldnt shit for 3 days after eating burger kinds impossible whopper

[Anonymous No.15945979]

>>15942800
/thread

[Anonymous No.15945992]

>>15945977
A quick trip to taco bell would of fixed that

[Anonymous No.15945997]

>>15944913
Fuggggggff

[Anonymous No.15946048]

>>15943491
>The stocks keep tanking
who could have predicted that
still overpriced

[Anonymous No.15946146]

>>15943491
>tastes really good
No.

[Anonymous No.15946153]

>>15942782

Fuck off shill. Tastes horrible and nothing like real meat

[Anonymous No.15946163]

>onions free

aren't the market they are supposed to be targeting pretty obsessed about onions? why would they make it onions free

how will they get their daily estrogen dose?

[Anonymous No.15946215]

>>15942749
>say meat is bad for you
>create 20+ ingredient abomination instead
really activates them almonds

[Anonymous No.15946222]

>>15946215
i wonder if they have activated almond burger, that would really sprout my edamame beans

[Anonymous No.15946275]

this like a tegridy burger or something?

[Anonymous No.15946295]

my gf is a vegetarian,

we buy about 30 dollars worth of the meat a week

its expensive, but we love it.

we also love carls jr beyond burger,


get it with grilled onions, and add BBQ sauce. thank me later.

[Anonymous No.15946306]

Test

[Anonymous No.15946311]

>>15946295
does your girlfriend let you watch when she fucks other men or does she do it on her own time while you're at work?

[Anonymous No.15946397]

I don't eat much meat (I'm more of a fish type of guy) and I think it's correct to limit the meat consumption but Beyond Meat is shit. Only americans can't eat something made in a fucking lab. Just eat real vegetables, grow your own and eat healthy food just like us Yuros. They should ban fast foods and bam, you solved the meat problem. McDonald's keep cooking hamburgers and if they don't sell them after 15 minutes they throw them away. Limit waste and meat consumption per family (like you can eat meat 1 or 2 times a week) and you are good to go.

[Anonymous No.15946595]

>>15946397
now this is a concept, if fast food was banned but meat stayed on the shelves, would that solve the problem?

[Anonymous No.15947581]

>>15942749

It tastes worse than old pretend-meat onions products, and is more expensive. It's potentially as likely to give you cancer and other health problems as every other not-sugar, not-meat, not-gluten, and not-benzo shit invented.

Eat real meat if you want meat. Fuck cares if it's expensive. Good food is better than cheaper, shittier food. I'm already stuck in the hell that is lactose intolerance, alcohol damaged liver, and gluten intolerance, so all I can eat is meat, fruit, and junk like potato chips. I'm not giving up my fucking meat for literal nothing burgers.

[Anonymous No.15947676]

>>15944913
I cannot eat this anymore.

[Anonymous No.15947720]

>>15947676
are you a stroke-prone spontaneously hypertensive rat tho ?

[Anonymous No.15947728]

>>15942782
disinfobot begone

[Anonymous No.15947746]

>>15942749
You WILL eat bugs

[Anonymous No.15947805]

>>15947720
Canola oil is a carcinogenic when heated up, unlike olive oil. It's the cheaper option that's why they use it. And since you have to heat these burgers up it's bad enough without lowering test.
>stroke-prone
I'm sure the effects are not just limited to whether one's nervous system is screwed up or not.
Manufacturing testosterone has more to do with the gut and hormone factories in the brain than the nervous system m8. And that oil is going to be going into your gut.

Hippy scientists want you to eat bugs, so why would they want to scar you away from canola oil when it's a step in the direction away from meat?
Look up what happens when you heat canola oil up. Not good for preventing cancer in the long run.

[Anonymous No.15947958]

Dunkin is going to offer Beyond Meat sausage patties starting next month.

[Anonymous No.15948930]

>>15947805
This is fud, canola oil heated is the same as butter when heated.

[Anonymous No.15950094]

>>15948930
>canola oil heated is the same as butter when heated.
its literally not you fucking retard

[Anonymous No.15950236]

>>15947805
Personally, I use canola oil for cooking steaks.

[Anonymous No.15950326]

The impossible food labs that make impossible burger crap are across the streets from abortion clinics. Eat up goyim.

[Anonymous No.15950331]

>>15942749
mcdonalds version is indistinguishable from beef

[Anonymous No.15950344]

>>15950331
thats odd, because their fucking hamburgers don't even taste like beef. You mean, their fakeburger is indistinguishable from the rest of the shit they sell

[Anonymous No.15950345]

beyond burgers are pretty gross
impossible burgers are better by a decent margin

[Anonymous No.15950356]

>>15950344
yes, that

[Anonymous No.15950401]

>>15946397
>Yuro

what about limiting the amount of meat your whole family gets and let the other consume whatever the fuck they want?

[Anonymous No.15950413]

The first bite I thought it was pretty passable. But by bite 3 it was eating mud. Great for the vegan/vegetarian, and guys, you can take the hippy girl to a burger joint and smile at her pretending to eat meat!
otherwise, turkey burger is better than this.

[Anonymous No.15950440]

>>15942749
this has nothing to do with business or finance.
try that cooking board

[Anonymous No.15950571]

Onions free? Not interested. I'm based.

[Anonymous No.15950665]

Idk about that shit but veganism is the future. I own a vegan food cart in oregon and the hipsters love that shit. You can upsale too because of how desperate vegans are not to cook and lack of eating out options. Running costs are cheap too by just running a truck. Get buddy buddy with some fake meat suppliers and they will sell at huge discount.

[Anonymous No.15951015]

>>15942749
Various veggie burgers have been around for 30 years now. There's nothing new about this ,nor is it going to change the demand for meat.

[Anonymous No.15951317]

Texture of chopped up intestines or rubber bands. No meaty flavor, instead has faint taste of burnt paper. Supposed to be more eco friendly by concentrating protein from plants instead of from cows and yet is more expensive.

Barely an improvement from wheat gluten, made in China over 1000 yrs ago.

It is retarded

[Anonymous No.15951336]

>>15942749
It tastes fine but it's probably worse for you than fresh beef.

[Anonymous No.15951349]

>>15943023
You mean the same exact chemical on the plants that the cows that real meat comes from ate?

[Anonymous No.15951361]

>>15951015
>t. someone who has never tried those veggie burgers that have been around for 30 years

[Anonymous No.15951362]

>>15942782
You're also the shill that says "eat bugs goy!"

[Anonymous No.15951368]

>>15951361
It's the same shit. Tastes the exact same

[Anonymous No.15951372]

>>15943517
It's not healthier than regular beef. It has just as much saturated fat and sodium.

[Anonymous No.15951384]

>>15951368
This, i have tried it myself. If you compare it side by side to a rgular beef patty of course you will notice a difference but in a bun with toppings it's almost unnoticable.

[Anonymous No.15951400]

i tried it at carls. I was impressed. the texture is different, and isn't burnt which some may like.
but it was also 50% more expensive and i wouldn't buy again.
if we're going to use cows for cheese and milk might as well eat the meat too.

[Anonymous No.15951468]

>>15946048
Why did they want over $100 for a company that most normies don't care about?

[Anonymous No.15951843]

>>15950236
Can't blame you, steak with oil is great. I would recommend using olive oil though.
we /ck/ now.

[Anonymous No.15951889]

>>15951843
>olive oil
Smoke point is way too high and it flavors the steak. I can tell you're from /ck/ because you don't even know the absolute basics of cooking.

[Anonymous No.15952231]

>>15944545
>now
Onions doesn't lower testosterone it raises estrogen. Congratulations you have high test and estrogen. You know who else is that way? Niggers. You're a nigger.

[Anonymous No.15952774]

>>15942749
Tried it. Tastes no different than any other veggie burger. Meat flavored cardboard.

[Anonymous No.15952800]

>>15951372
It actually has more saturated fat and sodium than a regular patty.

[Anonymous No.15952930]

>>15951372
>>15952800
There is nothing wrong with saturated fat or sodium.