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Impossible Burger

  1. underground gourmet quick bite
    7th Street Burger Has One of the Best New Burgers in TownSubstitutions, customizations, and special requests are not encouraged.
  2. meat alternatives
    Everything You Need to Know About Impossible Foods’ Plant-Based ‘Pork’The tech company’s quest to create a vegetarian alternative for every animal protein on Earth continues apace.
  3. meat alternatives
    McDonald’s Is Finally Getting Into the Plant-Based Burger GameThe global chain will collaborate with Beyond Meat on a long-awaited veggie burger.
  4. grub guides
    Where to Eat the Impossible Burger in NYCA definitive guide to finding the in-demand, high-tech veggie burger.
  5. meat alternatives
    Burger King’s Much-Hyped Impossible Whopper Will Go National Next WeekConsumers can finally try the Impossible Burger at 7,000 Burger King locations across the U.S. starting August 8.
  6. plant-based
    Burger King’s Impossible Whoppers Will Roll Out NationwideAre these high-tech veggie burgers the future of fast food?
  7. meat alternatives
    Burger King Unleashes Impossible Burger Whoppers on Unsuspecting NationThe high-tech veggie burger gets a high-profile rollout.
  8. taste test
    Is the New Impossible Burger Any Good?The high-tech veggie burger gets a surprise upgrade.
  9. updates
    The Impossible Burger Is About to Get an UpgradeGet ready for the “Impossible Burger 2.0.”
  10. incredible burger
    Nestlé Is Getting Into the Meat-Free Burger GameWith their Incredible Burger, no less.
  11. The ‘Bleeding’ Veggie Burger Is Under FireWhy are environmentalists and vegans fighting about a high-tech plant patty that’s supposed to save the planet?
  12. meat alternatives
    The Impossible Burger Has Been Officially Certified KosherJews who keep kosher can finally sink their teeth into “bleeding” plant burgers.
  13. empire building
    Impossible Foods Will Make 4 Million ‘Bleeding’ Veggie Burgers Each MonthA new factory will bring the Impossible Burger to 1,000 restaurants by 2018.