Have You Had Your McPLT Today ? (Page 1/4)
cliffw OCT 01, 10:55 PM
McDonalds is rolling out a new sandwich. Called the PLT. Plant, Lettuce, Tomato.

williegoat OCT 01, 11:36 PM
Well, if it tastes anything like a real hamburger, it'll just confuse the hell out of their regular customers.
maryjane OCT 01, 11:46 PM
God told Noah to save steak not lettuce......
IMSA GT OCT 02, 12:06 AM
I'll stick with a big, greasy, triple burger from Wendy's.
theogre OCT 02, 02:33 AM
⚠️ Is funny, in the sad way, that people thinking eating Very Heavy processed plant crap is healthier that anything else.
What's more that this, "Impossible Burger," etc. have "secret recipes" that no-one is allowed to see including US FDA and others. Only product and the bulk of ingredients of whatever made of. They are basically a version of Soylent Green.
⛑ People w/ allergies, food or otherwise, should worry eating them regardless of the hype push by the makers and others.

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MadMark OCT 02, 08:31 AM

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Originally posted by theogre:

⚠️ Is funny, in the sad way, that people thinking eating Very Heavy processed plant crap is healthier that anything else.
What's more that this, "Impossible Burger," etc. have "secret recipes" that no-one is allowed to see including US FDA and others. Only product and the bulk of ingredients of whatever made of. They are basically a version of Soylent Green.
⛑ People w/ allergies, food or otherwise, should worry eating them regardless of the hype push by the makers and others.




Oh. I so agree with this.

MidEngineManiac OCT 02, 09:21 AM
The stuff is basically dog food minus the meat byproducts.
olejoedad OCT 02, 09:36 AM
I'd rather eat lettuce that tasted like steak.

Wait - portabella mushrooms!

[This message has been edited by olejoedad (edited 10-02-2019).]

theogre NOV 11, 06:31 PM
⚠️ Now Dunkin' is pushing crap called "Beyond Sausage" made by Beyond Meat Inc.
Currently it seems only shows up as a popup on Dunkin' main site w/o food data in the menu pages.
williegoat NOV 11, 07:07 PM
All of these scientists and engineers are trying to figure out how to make plants into hamburgers.
If they make a machine that does that, replicates itself and also produces a substance that would help the plants grow, they might have something.