After partnering with Impossible Foods, one of the industry pioneers in plant-based meat alternatives, the chain released a burger that is exactly like its original Whopper burger, only using a faux meat patty.

Reviews have been mostly positive, praising the vegan patty’s ability to almost exactly emulate the taste of a real beef patty.

The secret ingredient in the Impossible Whopper patty just might be soy leghemoglobin, a hemoglobin that is found in the soy plant. Containing heme, an iron-carrying molecule that imitates the taste of meat closely, the patty is said to be the closest option to the “real thing” that has been introduced to the market.

Burger King’s willingness to take a step outside of the box and introduce this new type of meat alternative to the fast-food market might just be the first in a long line of chains to make this decision. Give it a try, and be one of the first to the new plant-based foods party!

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Burger King has recently announced that they will be offering an Upside Down Whopper to fans of the show. What does this mean, exactly?

Once we learned that an Upside Down Whopper is just their regular Whopper served… well, upside down, we were a bit less excited. Still, the product will come in cool Stranger Things packaging, which is perfect for eating while watching the new season of the show.

The Upside Down Whooper is available in just 11 selected locations in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco, Boston, Philadelphia, Dallas, Chicago, and Atlanta. The show returns on Netflix on July 4th.

The post You Can Eat an Upside Down Whopper from Stranger Things at Burger King appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.

After partnering with Impossible Foods, one of the industry pioneers in plant-based meat alternatives, the chain released a burger that is exactly like its original Whopper burger, only using a faux meat patty.

Reviews have been mostly positive, praising the vegan patty’s ability to almost exactly emulate the taste of a real beef patty.

The secret ingredient in the Impossible Whopper patty just might be soy leghemoglobin, a hemoglobin that is found in the soy plant. Containing heme, an iron-carrying molecule that imitates the taste of meat closely, the patty is said to be the closest option to the “real thing” that has been introduced to the market.

Burger King’s willingness to take a step outside of the box and introduce this new type of meat alternative to the fast-food market might just be the first in a long line of chains to make this decision. Give it a try, and be one of the first to the new plant-based foods party!

The post Have You Tried the Impossible Whopper? appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.

Burger King has recently announced that they will be offering an Upside Down Whopper to fans of the show. What does this mean, exactly?

Once we learned that an Upside Down Whopper is just their regular Whopper served… well, upside down, we were a bit less excited. Still, the product will come in cool Stranger Things packaging, which is perfect for eating while watching the new season of the show.

The Upside Down Whooper is available in just 11 selected locations in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco, Boston, Philadelphia, Dallas, Chicago, and Atlanta. The show returns on Netflix on July 4th.

The post You Can Eat an Upside Down Whopper from Stranger Things at Burger King appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.