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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Cheese made from peas sounds 'interesting' "
More weird than cheese made from cow juice?
I didn't know the cheese was made from peas. It did feel weird getting it as it looks exactly like a big Mac. |
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"Cheese made from peas sounds 'interesting'
More weird than cheese made from cow juice?
I didn't know the cheese was made from peas. It did feel weird getting it as it looks exactly like a big Mac."
Juiced cow sounds even worse  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It didn't leave me with the slightly yucky feeling I used to get from their burgers when I used to eat meat so that's good.
All these vegan burgers are pretty heavily processed plants though so I wouldn't eat them too often.
I'd forgotten how good the coffee in McDonald's is too. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"But what's in it though?  I know it's a plant but what plant?
Peas potatoes and rice it would seem. Should be a McPlants. "
Yes it should, or call it McNotthemeat
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over a year ago
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Oh I'm curious to know what people think? I've never had a big mac 
Not sure I'd buy one, but i love that it is available as a choice for others
I think the other place is doing vegan nuggets?! Burger king?! |
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"Oh I'm curious to know what people think? I've never had a big mac
Not sure I'd buy one, but i love that it is available as a choice for others
I think the other place is doing vegan nuggets?! Burger king?! "
The KFC one is supposed to be really good. I haven't tried it but my meat eating son has  |
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"Oh I'm curious to know what people think? I've never had a big mac
Not sure I'd buy one, but i love that it is available as a choice for others
I think the other place is doing vegan nuggets?! Burger king?! "
I need to try the vegan ribs at Wagamama’s  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh I'm curious to know what people think? I've never had a big mac
Not sure I'd buy one, but i love that it is available as a choice for others
I think the other place is doing vegan nuggets?! Burger king?!
I need to try the vegan ribs at Wagamama’s "
Oh yes.. And the bang bang cauliflower!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh I'm curious to know what people think? I've never had a big mac
Not sure I'd buy one, but i love that it is available as a choice for others
I think the other place is doing vegan nuggets?! Burger king?!
I need to try the vegan ribs at Wagamama’s
Oh yes.. And the bang bang cauliflower!! "
Ooo I don’t like cauliflower  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh I'm curious to know what people think? I've never had a big mac
Not sure I'd buy one, but i love that it is available as a choice for others
I think the other place is doing vegan nuggets?! Burger king?!
I need to try the vegan ribs at Wagamama’s
Oh yes.. And the bang bang cauliflower!!
Ooo I don’t like cauliflower "
I'll have yours  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh I'm curious to know what people think? I've never had a big mac
Not sure I'd buy one, but i love that it is available as a choice for others
I think the other place is doing vegan nuggets?! Burger king?!
I need to try the vegan ribs at Wagamama’s
Oh yes.. And the bang bang cauliflower!!
Ooo I don’t like cauliflower
I'll have yours "
I knew I could count on you  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh I'm curious to know what people think? I've never had a big mac
Not sure I'd buy one, but i love that it is available as a choice for others
I think the other place is doing vegan nuggets?! Burger king?!
I need to try the vegan ribs at Wagamama’s
Oh yes.. And the bang bang cauliflower!!
Ooo I don’t like cauliflower
I'll have yours
I knew I could count on you "
I'll order double as i don't have to share them |
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"Cooked on the same griddle plate as the cows eyes burgers? "
This wouldn't worry me. It may worry people who don't eat meat for religious or other psychological reasons.
I won't BUY animal products in order to limit the harm done to animals through farming. So what griddle they are cooked on doesn't need factoring in ( for me anyway )
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No Fabio I haven't. In fact I can't remember that last time I went into a McDonalds.
I do like their coffee though.
I do like Linda McCartney Burgers and fill the freezer when they are on offer.
I'll look up the Magento suggestion ....... and maybe i'll visit a Maccie Dees today- tomorrow - this month..... it's not high on my list  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Anyone actually tried one yet? Thoughts…….
I tried this months ago …. It’s really nice, but it does NOT taste like a quarter pounder or a Big Mac. "
Thought it had only been trialled in Coventry from just a few weeks ago.
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A few friends have been dissapointed by it which is sad. I personally do like the burger king plant based burgers though. Apparently only the royale is actually suitable for vegans though, not the whopper. |
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"Cooked on the same griddle plate as the cows eyes burgers?
This wouldn't worry me. It may worry people who don't eat meat for religious or other psychological reasons.
I won't BUY animal products in order to limit the harm done to animals through farming. So what griddle they are cooked on doesn't need factoring in ( for me anyway )
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Cooked separate according to Mcdonalds website
"The impressive McPlant features a Vegan Sesame Bun, Mustard, Ketchup, Vegan Sauce, Fresh Onion, Pickles, Lettuce, Tomato and Vegan Cheese. It is cooked separately from other McDonald’s burgers and sandwiches using dedicated utensils" |
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"Cooked on the same griddle plate as the cows eyes burgers?
This wouldn't worry me. It may worry people who don't eat meat for religious or other psychological reasons.
I won't BUY animal products in order to limit the harm done to animals through farming. So what griddle they are cooked on doesn't need factoring in ( for me anyway )
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This annoys me to fuck because they can do separate griddles and utensils for people with religious and life choice needs and rightly so but if you have a medical condition like coeliac they can't guarantee cross contamination. |
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"Cooked on the same griddle plate as the cows eyes burgers?
This wouldn't worry me. It may worry people who don't eat meat for religious or other psychological reasons.
I won't BUY animal products in order to limit the harm done to animals through farming. So what griddle they are cooked on doesn't need factoring in ( for me anyway )
This annoys me to fuck because they can do separate griddles and utensils for people with religious and life choice needs and rightly so but if you have a medical condition like coeliac they can't guarantee cross contamination. "
I get it, but also I don’t get it, they can’t specifically cater for every group no matter how large or small, so catering for the biggies (religion and lifestyle) probably covers 95% and the rest is diminishing returns, which obviously sucks if you have an unusual allergy or illness that prevents you from eating off their menu but how much would it cost in time, money, and waste in disposable gloves or cleaning products or whatever to have them do whatever is needed to satisfy each individual edge scenario? |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
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If I'm going to eat crap food it might as well be proper crap food.
I prefer my veg cooked and on my plate whole, or in a nice stew or shepherd's pie.
If it has white rice in I probably can't eat it anyway. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Cooked on the same griddle plate as the cows eyes burgers?
This wouldn't worry me. It may worry people who don't eat meat for religious or other psychological reasons.
I won't BUY animal products in order to limit the harm done to animals through farming. So what griddle they are cooked on doesn't need factoring in ( for me anyway )
This annoys me to fuck because they can do separate griddles and utensils for people with religious and life choice needs and rightly so but if you have a medical condition like coeliac they can't guarantee cross contamination.
I get it, but also I don’t get it, they can’t specifically cater for every group no matter how large or small, so catering for the biggies (religion and lifestyle) probably covers 95% and the rest is diminishing returns, which obviously sucks if you have an unusual allergy or illness that prevents you from eating off their menu but how much would it cost in time, money, and waste in disposable gloves or cleaning products or whatever to have them do whatever is needed to satisfy each individual edge scenario?"
It's shocking though that a huge worldwide chain like Mcdonalds can't offer that when lots of other smaller places can. Pretty awful because nobody choosers to have a medical dietary need |
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By (user no longer on site)
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It's shocking though that a huge worldwide chain like Mcdonalds can't offer that when lots of other smaller places can. Pretty awful because nobody choosers to have a medical dietary need "
Is it though? They work on economies of scale and rigidly standardised ingredients and menus and process etc. it’s no surprise a smaller independent can tailor service better.
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It's shocking though that a huge worldwide chain like Mcdonalds can't offer that when lots of other smaller places can. Pretty awful because nobody choosers to have a medical dietary need
Is it though? They work on economies of scale and rigidly standardised ingredients and menus and process etc. it’s no surprise a smaller independent can tailor service better.
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But my point is they offer the gluten free options, but they cannot guarantee that there is no cross contamination....which is no good if you have coeliac disease...
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It's shocking though that a huge worldwide chain like Mcdonalds can't offer that when lots of other smaller places can. Pretty awful because nobody choosers to have a medical dietary need
Is it though? They work on economies of scale and rigidly standardised ingredients and menus and process etc. it’s no surprise a smaller independent can tailor service better.
But my point is they offer the gluten free options, but they cannot guarantee that there is no cross contamination....which is no good if you have coeliac disease...
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In catering u just cant guarantee cross contamination! I was a school cook for 9 years and I catered for celiac children I has separate area to prepare/cook their food but as I explained to the parents there will allways b that small chance and tbh it's not like its anaphylactic (which I refused to cater for) I said to them if u not happy with that then best to bring in their own packed lunch x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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It's shocking though that a huge worldwide chain like Mcdonalds can't offer that when lots of other smaller places can. Pretty awful because nobody choosers to have a medical dietary need
Is it though? They work on economies of scale and rigidly standardised ingredients and menus and process etc. it’s no surprise a smaller independent can tailor service better.
But my point is they offer the gluten free options, but they cannot guarantee that there is no cross contamination....which is no good if you have coeliac disease...
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Oh I really get it, but unlike say nuts where they can keep them off the menu and ingredients list, every other other is a gluten fest, and if they had to wear gloves once per burger like nurses do with masks per patient, it’s gonna cost time money and waste. And the whole business model is speed efficiency and limited choice. I can’t ask for a well done burger or sauce underneath instead of on top (not sure why I’d want to, but for examples sake) because it breaks their system. Best I can do is ask for no tomatoe if I want it customised in any way. It’s simply not made for people with intolerances to most of their menu. Which sucks |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just tried one… as a meat eater, it’s actually not that bad… it’s not like the cardboard I have tasted in the past!!!
I’d certainly have another at some point!"
That's interesting. Haven't eaten meat for a few years so I'm not the best judge but to me it was the same as how I remembered a Big Mac.
I'd prefer it if they did a quarter pounder though as Big Macs are kind of annoying to eat. Bits seem to fall out everywhere. |
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"Just tried one… as a meat eater, it’s actually not that bad… it’s not like the cardboard I have tasted in the past!!!
I’d certainly have another at some point!
That's interesting. Haven't eaten meat for a few years so I'm not the best judge but to me it was the same as how I remembered a Big Mac.
I'd prefer it if they did a quarter pounder though as Big Macs are kind of annoying to eat. Bits seem to fall out everywhere."
They could use the same product to make all the burgers! But yes it did taste same as big mac dont think I will ever forget the taste of meat loved it x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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It's shocking though that a huge worldwide chain like Mcdonalds can't offer that when lots of other smaller places can. Pretty awful because nobody choosers to have a medical dietary need
Is it though? They work on economies of scale and rigidly standardised ingredients and menus and process etc. it’s no surprise a smaller independent can tailor service better.
But my point is they offer the gluten free options, but they cannot guarantee that there is no cross contamination....which is no good if you have coeliac disease...
In catering u just cant guarantee cross contamination! I was a school cook for 9 years and I catered for celiac children I has separate area to prepare/cook their food but as I explained to the parents there will allways b that small chance and tbh it's not like its anaphylactic (which I refused to cater for) I said to them if u not happy with that then best to bring in their own packed lunch x"
You can't but you can take measures against it. Chiquitoes for example offer a dedicated menu to gluten free and have designated areas especially for that
If a big chain like Chiquitoes can offer that then there is no excuse that globalised company like McDonalds can't |
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By (user no longer on site)
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It's shocking though that a huge worldwide chain like Mcdonalds can't offer that when lots of other smaller places can. Pretty awful because nobody choosers to have a medical dietary need
Is it though? They work on economies of scale and rigidly standardised ingredients and menus and process etc. it’s no surprise a smaller independent can tailor service better.
But my point is they offer the gluten free options, but they cannot guarantee that there is no cross contamination....which is no good if you have coeliac disease...
In catering u just cant guarantee cross contamination! I was a school cook for 9 years and I catered for celiac children I has separate area to prepare/cook their food but as I explained to the parents there will allways b that small chance and tbh it's not like its anaphylactic (which I refused to cater for) I said to them if u not happy with that then best to bring in their own packed lunch x
You can't but you can take measures against it. Chiquitoes for example offer a dedicated menu to gluten free and have designated areas especially for that
If a big chain like Chiquitoes can offer that then there is no excuse that globalised company like McDonalds can't* "
Can |
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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago
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"Yes had it last night was so good wish I had ordered 2! It tasted just like meat! As their other veggie options seen to b veg based this looks like meat and tastes like it x"
I really want to try this, , been having plant burgers for a while now at the virgin clubhouse at Heathrow, they are amazing |
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By *evaquitCouple
over a year ago
Catthorpe |
Staunch meat eater here and although I've not tried the McDonald's vegan burger I do eat the beyond meat burgers quite often. Shared one with my daughter tonight (she's veggie) and went back for seconds, they're the closest thing I've eaten to meat and are very good, even cooked the burger medium rare |
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By *asillaCouple
over a year ago
North West |
We've tried them, taste fine , cheese too, although the usual sauces & Gherkins are the most prominent taste. Also, if you haven't tried them (not in McDonalds), Cauldron sausages are the nearest thing to meat filled sausages you'll find anywhere. All Supermarkets have them....Eat away fabbers x |
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"Cooked on the same griddle plate as the cows eyes burgers?
This wouldn't worry me. It may worry people who don't eat meat for religious or other psychological reasons.
I won't BUY animal products in order to limit the harm done to animals through farming. So what griddle they are cooked on doesn't need factoring in ( for me anyway )
This annoys me to fuck because they can do separate griddles and utensils for people with religious and life choice needs and rightly so but if you have a medical condition like coeliac they can't guarantee cross contamination.
I get it, but also I don’t get it, they can’t specifically cater for every group no matter how large or small, so catering for the biggies (religion and lifestyle) probably covers 95% and the rest is diminishing returns, which obviously sucks if you have an unusual allergy or illness that prevents you from eating off their menu but how much would it cost in time, money, and waste in disposable gloves or cleaning products or whatever to have them do whatever is needed to satisfy each individual edge scenario?"
I don't think it's about biggies, it's that things can be certified vegan even if you can't guarantee there aren't tiny trace amounts of animal products but that's not safe for allergy sufferers. |
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I'm a omnivore, I like meat but don't need meat and I absolutely love great vegetarian/vegan food. But as a meat eater I've tended to be very disappointed with vegan products that pretend to be meat, I.e. plant burgers. They tend not to live up to the hype or taste anything as good as the meat they're supposed to taste like. So I've not tasted the McPlant but experience teaches me to stick to the tradition beef burger range.
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By *estivalMan
over a year ago
borehamwood |
Not eaten in mc donalds in years,i give there burgers a wide birth so think i will be giving there veggie stuff a swerve to,sure it was mac ds whos were selling salads a few years ago and it turned out the dressing that came with it was loaded with sugar |
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Had one for lunch today and was pleasantly surprised. Very tasty.
The texture of the “burger” put me very much in mind of the really cheap burgers you’d get at a burger van or cafe in the the 70s/80s when I was a kid. No bad thing.
I’d definitely have another.  |
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I tried one on the way home the other night..... Probably the tastiest burger on their menu!
I know the bar is set pretty low, but I was genuinely surprised, to find that it was actually quite pleasant.
Only criticism would be that the pickle, overpowered the patty a bit. But once I had eaten all the pickle off the top, it was quite good. |
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over a year ago
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Had one the other day, I was quite underwhelmed tbh. I usually love Beyond Meat products but I think something about the way they cooked it made it too mushy. Plus the bread was all dry and crumbly. 6/10.
BK's Impossible Whopper is nicer texture-wise if you're willing to sacrifice on flavour. But their Vegan Royale is REALLY fucking good 
KFC's vegan burger is nice but really quite dry.
But seriously do yourself a favour and try the Vegan Royale, then come back and tell me I was right |
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By *abio OP Man
over a year ago
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"Had one the other day, I was quite underwhelmed tbh. I usually love Beyond Meat products but I think something about the way they cooked it made it too mushy. Plus the bread was all dry and crumbly. 6/10.
BK's Impossible Whopper is nicer texture-wise if you're willing to sacrifice on flavour. But their Vegan Royale is REALLY fucking good
KFC's vegan burger is nice but really quite dry.
But seriously do yourself a favour and try the Vegan Royale, then come back and tell me I was right "
Thanks for this…. Between the mcplant and the vegan royals… I now have no excuse to eat meat again!!!
I have been ruined!!!!! |
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over a year ago
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"Had one the other day, I was quite underwhelmed tbh. I usually love Beyond Meat products but I think something about the way they cooked it made it too mushy. Plus the bread was all dry and crumbly. 6/10.
BK's Impossible Whopper is nicer texture-wise if you're willing to sacrifice on flavour. But their Vegan Royale is REALLY fucking good
KFC's vegan burger is nice but really quite dry.
But seriously do yourself a favour and try the Vegan Royale, then come back and tell me I was right
Thanks for this…. Between the mcplant and the vegan royals… I now have no excuse to eat meat again!!!
I have been ruined!!!!! "
Ooh did you try the Royale?? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Nope, I prefer my real meat from McDonald's. Quick and questionable "
Real meat?
I’ve just had a double cheeseburger from McDs nothing real about either the burgers or the “cheese” but it filled a hole |
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"Nope, I prefer my real meat from McDonald's. Quick and questionable
Real meat?
I’ve just had a double cheeseburger from McDs nothing real about either the burgers or the “cheese” but it filled a hole "
It is real meat though. The patties are just meat and seasoning.
Part of the reason they taste bland is because they are made to be average. So that they are OK for everyone. |
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over a year ago
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"I just wish you could swap any meat pattie out for it, rather than being stuck with the at one burger.
Not everyone who wants it is vegan, and vegan cheese is generally pretty horrible. "
Yeah I tried to swap my vegan cheese and sauce for real cheese and mayo and was told no. But I was allowed to take the tomato out |
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"It’s all vegan, cheese, sauce, bun and all… oh and the burger. might give it a go."
How can anything made by an organisation with meat as its core product possibly be vegan? I thought veganism was based on an ideological approach to the exploration of animals, not simply what goes into your mouth. |
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"It’s all vegan, cheese, sauce, bun and all… oh and the burger. might give it a go.
How can anything made by an organisation with meat as its core product possibly be vegan? I thought veganism was based on an ideological approach to the exploration of animals, not simply what goes into your mouth."
Yeah they're pretty strict at vegan school. You don't get your license unless you comply with exactly how other people dictate you need to be |
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By *abio OP Man
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
"I just wish you could swap any meat pattie out for it, rather than being stuck with the at one burger.
Not everyone who wants it is vegan, and vegan cheese is generally pretty horrible.
Yeah I tried to swap my vegan cheese and sauce for real cheese and mayo and was told no. But I was allowed to take the tomato out "
I had mine without the cheese and the tomatoes… have to say the mcplant almost tasted like a whopper to be honest! |
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"How can anything made by an organisation with meat as its core product possibly be vegan? I thought veganism was based on an ideological approach to the exploration of animals, not simply what goes into your mouth."
To a degree, you are correct, and some vegans are extreme to the extent of boycotting organisations like big fast food chains because of the quantity of animal based products they sell.
I’m not that extreme personally but understand the argument. (To take it to its logical conclusion you wouldn’t step into a supermarket chain either to by your vegan food) I frame it differently. Every meet alternative sold is a step in the right direction. The biggest step though is large multi national corporations are embracing it, and that’s a huge step forward!
I’ve tried and enjoyed the McPlant… and the rebel whopper, royale, etc. nice! |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
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"It’s all vegan, cheese, sauce, bun and all… oh and the burger. might give it a go.
How can anything made by an organisation with meat as its core product possibly be vegan? I thought veganism was based on an ideological approach to the exploration of animals, not simply what goes into your mouth."
How can a huge company like McDonald's cater for non meat eating customers without using the word vegan? |
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"How can anything made by an organisation with meat as its core product possibly be vegan? I thought veganism was based on an ideological approach to the exploration of animals, not simply what goes into your mouth.
To a degree, you are correct, and some vegans are extreme to the extent of boycotting organisations like big fast food chains because of the quantity of animal based products they sell.
I’m not that extreme personally but understand the argument. (To take it to its logical conclusion you wouldn’t step into a supermarket chain either to by your vegan food) I frame it differently. Every meet alternative sold is a step in the right direction. The biggest step though is large multi national corporations are embracing it, and that’s a huge step forward!
I’ve tried and enjoyed the McPlant… and the rebel whopper, royale, etc. nice!"
I'm same not an extreme at end of day have to accept that its peoples choice to eat meat? I work in supermarket picking meat of the shelf for customer orders daily! And I cook it at home for family that eat it and have been a cook for most of my adult life till my recent job x |
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The Burger king one is yummy though 
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