The impossible whopper

[palitoy]

Recently one of our biggest fast food chains discretely removed all of the Impossible selections from their menus.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-beyond-meat-tim-hortons/tim-hortons-pulls-beyond-meat-products-from-ontario-british-columbia-idUSKBN1ZS06I

They claimed it was a "limited Time Offer" but really it was likely that once everybody gave it a try, they didn't re-order.

[ODBJBG]

I've heard good things, but there's no point to me. Honestly, I feel like you could just give people a regular Whopper and tell them it's the Impossible one and no one would know the difference anyway. Not a lot of "meat" in the actual burgers these days. I miss when BK actually had real grills and flame broiled the actual beef patty on the grill in front of you.

[thunderbolt]

IF there was money in it, McDonalds would be all over it but they aren't. Seems like its just Hardees, BK and dunkin donuts jumping on it.

[PNGwynne]

I've had some "garden" burgers that I thought were delicious, but that's not what I hit fast food for.

[Hector]

Never been a Burger King fan For cheapy burgers, Mickey Dees for me. But I tried the Impossible Burger, not bad.

However, there are two In N Outs within 5 miles from me, so need for me to go back to Burger King.

[TrekStar]

Never been a Burger King fan For cheapy burgers, Mickey Dees for me. But I tried the Impossible Burger, not bad.

However, there are two In N Outs within 5 miles from me, so need for me to go back to Burger King.

There's something about a restaurant called, (In N Outs) that makes me loose my appetite, fortunately we don't have those in this part of the country.