Burger King is launching its Impossible Whopper

[Anonymous No.12750663]

IMPOSSIBLE WHOPPER Burger King has a new vegetarian sandwich
Even though it’s plant-based, it’s not exactly the healthiest choice on the menu. Actually, it has almost the same amount of calories as a regular Whopper. And, it also has 16 percent more carbs than Burger King’s flagship sandwich.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0Evdn7B-o8&feature=youtu.be

[Anonymous No.12750665]

idk bout this one

[Anonymous No.12750676]

I don't eat beef so I'll give it a try.

[Anonymous No.12750705]

>>12750663
Why do they use the same font as Impossible film? The Polaroid film company now known as Polaroid Classics.

[Anonymous No.12751206]

I just had it bros. It's fucking amazing. Tastes just like a Whopper. Mind blowing

[Anonymous No.12751213]

>>12751206
Dilate

[Anonymous No.12751221]

>>12751213
You're just jealous that I sucked down two delicious Impossible Whoppers.

[Anonymous No.12751404]

https://youtu.be/O0bVTxRIWAM

He gave it an 8.2/10

[Anonymous No.12751442]

I'm waiting to give this a try if it comes to my country. Want to see for myself if plant can really imitate beef.

[Anonymous No.12751768]

>>12751404
gonna have one in the next hour or so
will report back

[Anonymous No.12752006]

Just had one.

It's not a bad vegan burger, but it's by no means a "meat replacement"

Doesn't taste like meat, doesn't feel like meat.

[Anonymous No.12752020]

>>12752006
I like veggie burgers but yeah you can't really view them as a meat replacement. They can just be good as their own thing though.

[Anonymous No.12752021]

Impossible burger is carnist

[Anonymous No.12752026]

>>12750663
Is it those impossible burgers?
I had them once, they were pretty decent, but they kind of lack some parts of a hamburger. The texture is also kinda weird, like eating a pulled pork sandwich but the pork is pressed into a patty.

[Anonymous No.12752027]

They Cook this on top of the same broiler for beef. It's not veggitarian.

[Anonymous No.12752034]

It's consistency is that of those salisbury steaks they served in school lunch

[Anonymous No.12752086]

>>12751768
tasted just like a whopper. something was "off" but i'd say it was 95% there. i would say i'm impressed. definitely feel full and satisfied like i just ate a real whopper.

whopper has never been known for high quality meat. when this was first announced, i thought the chewy and kind of rubbery texture of the whopper patty was probably why they were going to adopt it before everyone else. now that i've had it, i think i was correct in that assessment.

i think wendy's could work it into their line-up. and the smaller burgers and big mac at mcdonald's would be ok. i don't think it could mimic a double quarter pounder accurately.

[Anonymous No.12752087]

Not bad, pretty impressive for a veggie burger but like these anons said
>>12752026
>>12752034
it did seem like highly processed meat but without all the disgusting aspects of highly processed meat.

[Anonymous No.12752094]

damn it, i just got wendys! otherwise i'd go get my Impossible Whopper^tm right now!
in all honesty, i would have.

[Anonymous No.12752130]

I plan to buy one even though it contains soy and maybe a chemical pesticide. but when are they going to make gluten free donuts?

Additionally, company founder Pat Brown wrote the other day that the Impossible Burger will now be using GMO soy in its burgers. Genetically-modified soy is sprayed with Roundup and is one of Monsanto’s most important products.

“We are shocked to find that the Impossible Burger can have up to 11x higher levels of glyphosate residues than the Beyond Meat burger according to these samples tested. This new product is being marketed as a solution for ‘healthy’ eating, when in fact 11 ppb of glyphosate herbicide consumption can be highly dangerous. Only 0.1 ppb of glyphosate has been shown to alter the gene function of over 4,000 genes in the livers, kidneys and cause severe organ damage in rats. I am gravely concerned that consumers are being misled to believe the Impossible Burger is healthy,” said Zen Honeycutt, Executive Director of Moms Across America.
https://livingmaxwell.com/gmo-impossible-burger-glyphosate

[Anonymous No.12752176]

>>12752027
this

[Anonymous No.12752195]

Burger King doesn't even taste like real beef anyway.

[Anonymous No.12752226]

Yea. I once worked for Wendy's flipping burgers and they cook bacon on the same grill that they cook their burgers on. Wendys will also offer impossible burgers soon.

[Anonymous No.12752325]

>>12752027
Most vegetarians and vegans eat stuff with shared cooking utensils all the time, it's nbd. All except those with actual food allergies or the most uptight of vegans will give a shit. Most of them will just be pleased that one more impossible patty served is 1 less chunk of cow flesh.

[Anonymous No.12752427]

Omg the qt girl at the register had a impossible Whopper shirt on

[Anonymous No.12753106]

Mine had a fucktonne of mayonnaise slathered onto the bottom bun. I didn't ask for any mayo and I didn't know it came standard with sandwiches from BK since I last ate there... like... eleven years ago or so? Whenever Hootie was doing a commercial for them, that's the last time I went.
Anyway: mayonnaise.
I'm not vegan or even veggiemuhtarian, but I could see a vegan cunt losing her shit over mayo on her ImpossiWhopper.

[Anonymous No.12753137]

Tried it. Edges get a little dry. Other than that it's okay. It's better if you get TWO patties.

[Anonymous No.12753142]

>>12752130
>zen honeycutt
No one with a name like that can be anything but cat-swingingly insane.
>organic diets cure cancer and autism!!
>vaccines are bad and cause autism!!
>also, GMOs cause autism!!
>everything that's new and scary to me causes autism!!
>of course I don't have a degree! all science is evil and against nature and backed by the autism lobby to give everyone autism but the liberal elite!!
Yup. Cat-swinging dingbat, like I thought.

[Anonymous No.12753146]

>>12753106
Trust me. It's not the best without the mayo, as it can be a bit dry around the edges. I went to two different BKs two different times today, and at the second one, they forgot to put the mayo. It was definitely less good. If you're not a fan of mayo, maybe this isn't the sandwich for you.

[Anonymous No.12753152]

>>12752195
That's why the impossible whopper is actually an improvement. Well, to be sure it's not as good as at Red Robin, but it's still pretty good.

[Anonymous No.12753167]

>>12752086
You're wrong. It tastes less good than a proper burger because it's BK, NOT because it's Impossible. Just like I said in an earlier post, now you should upgrade to Red Robin's version. It is similarly 95% indistinguishable from their actual burger, which say what you will about Red Robin, is definitely better than a beef whopper.

[Anonymous No.12753208]

>>12753146
Didn't say that at all. I like mayonnaise. I was just surprised about how much there was on the fucker.
I gave a review of it in the other Impossible Whopper thread. I'll link it here If ya wanna read it.

[Anonymous No.12753256]

>>12750663
Haven't been able to find anything about price. Do they cost the same as a regular beef whopper?

[Anonymous No.12753278]

>>12753256
Regular sandwich only Whopper at the loc I went to today is $6.29+tax. ImpossiWhopper is $6.79.

[Anonymous No.12753282]

>>12753278
Thanks mate

[Anonymous No.12753468]

>>12752325
I know a lot of vegans don’t realize unless you go to an all vegan restaraunt your food will be in contact with meat juices, cooking oil, utensils, etc.

[Anonymous No.12753551]

>>12752325
If you haven't exposed your gut to meat in a while something like grease from a beef Burger can make one sick

[Anonymous No.12753820]

vegans arent even healthy, drinking vodka and eating oreos is vegan too

[Anonymous No.12754074]

>>12753820
Why do they live longer on average then?

[Anonymous No.12754088]

>>12754074
>on average
obese blobs heavily skew omnivores side
an accurate comparison would involve individuals with comparable lifestyles

[Anonymous No.12754276]

>>12754074
I guess living to age three is now "longer than average?"

[Anonymous No.12754294]

How do these mass-market impossible / beyond burgers work. Is the company who owns "impossible burgers" selling them pre-formed patties or do they just sell big tubs of vege goop that restaurants have to season and prepare? Or what distinguishes a burger sold from BK, White Castle, Red Robin, Bareburger, etc. all sold under the same brand name?

[Anonymous No.12754371]

>>12751213
Have sex

[Anonymous No.12754404]

>>12750663
Carbs are bad?

[Anonymous No.12754418]

>>12754294
Different toppings, buns, sauces I would presume.

[Anonymous No.12756239]

>>12750663
>Take out the protein and replaces with less protein
>its got more carbs and calories

HUR DUR

[Anonymous No.12756796]

>>12753551
That is patently and demonstrably false.

[Anonymous No.12757606]

I was seriously impressed. It's a little more dried-out and crispy than a regular fast food patty, and there's a slight artificial element to it, but in the context of a whopper I'd only have a slight preference for real beef. Most of the flavor and texture is there.

[Anonymous No.12757612]

>>12752027
You can request it be cooked separately.

[Anonymous No.12757630]

>>12756796
He’s half retarded but half right. Your gut biome is drastically different when eating a lot of vegetable foods especially fibrous ones, if you maintain that long enough, conceivably you can experience some discomfort if you resume eating meat, especially in large quantities initially, not necessarily vomiting and not likely from just consuming some grease

May also explain the phenomena of why some vegetarians, morals aside, get grossed out by a meat analogue, from taste, smell, or texture

[Anonymous No.12757682]

I've had an Impossible combo for the past 2 days straight. It's a satisfying meal and I don't get that "oh shit I'm going to die" feeling that I get from eating a big greasy burger. The taste is more meaty than a regular veggie burger. It's not going to fool you into believing it's real flesh but in the context of the rest of the burger ingredients it's really nice.
Fresh hot french fries help too.

[Anonymous No.12757698]

>>12757682
It really is filling in a good way by fast food standards. Tastes like a dryer Whopper to me, could fool me easily personally. BK fries are garbage they dont salt them right and they definitely changed the cooking oils in recent years