I am not sure which is worse, a veggie sandwich that tastes like beef or turkey re-designed to taste like beef. I don’t find either appealing, esp. because I love turkey that tastes like turkey.
I’m not a vegetarian nor vegan but once in a while I make patties with TVP (textured vegetable protein), ground wheat gluten, and finely minced potatoes. Soy sauce, a little sea salt, ground black pepper, chopped onion, and garlic are the seasonings. The patties are not meant to imitate beef or chicken but they are very flavorful specially when grilled over charcoal. Cheap stuff and nutritious too.
Have you ever noticed…(i miss Andy Rooney…and do you know how hard it is to type vocal impressions..so you gotta add your own)..have you ever noticed… how “offended people” always hang around, after they have been offended, …only to be offended again by your not really caring about them having be offended in the first place?…..I’ve noticed that a lot lately…
Before BK had this “Impossible Burger” fake meat, other places have, and because it wasn’t Burger King people said “it tastes just like beef” and “you ought to try it”. These people I know were not vegan or vegetarian, they were just trying to eat a healthier diet (meaning not so MUCH red meat).
My wife is a vegetarian and the only meat I eat is seafood…we’ve tried most veggie burgers…and the ‘whopper’ charge is 100% true: The veggie burger at Burger King is terrible. The best substitute I’ve seen are Morning Star products, particularly their Grillers Prime line.
kodj kodjin about 5 years ago
A whopper has always meant a big lie to me. In this case it fits.
Robert C. Premium Member about 5 years ago
If the B-K ‘vege-burger’ smells & tastes “exactly like beef” (how would YOU know ?), wouldn’t YOU find it ‘offensive’, too ?
gnome about 5 years ago
Are we fishing or grilling?
a vegetable sandwich is just a vegetable sandwich
Say What Now‽ Premium Member about 5 years ago
The imitation beef does taste like beef. But, it contains a high amount of salt and processed soy protein.
leester39 Premium Member about 5 years ago
I am not sure which is worse, a veggie sandwich that tastes like beef or turkey re-designed to taste like beef. I don’t find either appealing, esp. because I love turkey that tastes like turkey.
Oggi about 5 years ago
I’m not a vegetarian nor vegan but once in a while I make patties with TVP (textured vegetable protein), ground wheat gluten, and finely minced potatoes. Soy sauce, a little sea salt, ground black pepper, chopped onion, and garlic are the seasonings. The patties are not meant to imitate beef or chicken but they are very flavorful specially when grilled over charcoal. Cheap stuff and nutritious too.
gnome about 5 years ago
Have you ever noticed…(i miss Andy Rooney…and do you know how hard it is to type vocal impressions..so you gotta add your own)..have you ever noticed… how “offended people” always hang around, after they have been offended, …only to be offended again by your not really caring about them having be offended in the first place?…..I’ve noticed that a lot lately…
57BelAir about 5 years ago
Before BK had this “Impossible Burger” fake meat, other places have, and because it wasn’t Burger King people said “it tastes just like beef” and “you ought to try it”. These people I know were not vegan or vegetarian, they were just trying to eat a healthier diet (meaning not so MUCH red meat).
Impkins Premium Member about 5 years ago
WHERE’S THE BEEF??????? :)
j.l.farmer about 5 years ago
maybe she just recently became a vegan. that way she would know how they tasted and how they smelled why cooking on a grill.
duplin about 5 years ago
My wife is a vegetarian and the only meat I eat is seafood…we’ve tried most veggie burgers…and the ‘whopper’ charge is 100% true: The veggie burger at Burger King is terrible. The best substitute I’ve seen are Morning Star products, particularly their Grillers Prime line.
DebUSNRet about 5 years ago
You’ve done it again ML!! Great stuff!