Soy Burger


McDonald’s is here to say it will be offering a vegan plant-based burger called the McPlant.

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I am here to say, “been there, ate that.” I grew up on plant-based burgers. Our school district served soy burgers exclusively.

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Perhaps next year McDonald’s will introduce another of my high school foods, the McRectangle:

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From the press release for the McRectangle:

“There are other pizzas out there, but the McRectangle delivers our iconic taste in a stick-to-your-teeth-kind of pizza,” the company said in a statement. “It’s made with a steamed, flavorless “crust”, ketchup-based sauce, and served on a plastic tray molded to fit the classic rectangular pizza shape.”

Perhaps then McDonald’s will serve up the Nike sandwiches.

(I don’t know if my school’s Nike sandwiches were as ubiquitous as pizza ala rectangle. I don’t know why the meat and cheese subs were called Nike sandwiches – either they were imported from Japan or it was a comment on something that weighed twice what you would expect it to, like Nike tennis shoes.)

From the McNike press release:

“There are other plastic-wrapped sub sandwiches you can heat in a special convection oven until hot enough to cause third degree burns, ” the company said in a statement. “People will go wild for the blast of flavor, which is ‘Gummy,’ with notes of ‘250 degrees Fahrenheit.’”


4 responses to “Soy Burger”

  1. I have no idea how virus+microwave works (a virus maybe doesn’t carry water molecules? not sure), but yes, that might do the trick if you got it decently hot. It would make lettuce very sad, though…

  2. KC – Alexa says that cancer.gov says that if you microwave a virus it blocks the release of the virus from infected cells, so that would be … bad?Dave2 – I keep meaning to try the impossible Whopper in a taste-off with the Possible Whopper.

  3. I’m addicted to the Burger King Impossible Whopper. If the McPlant is as good as that, I’ll be very happy since it’s much more convenient for me to eat at McD’s. What’s strange here is that McDonald’s experimented with a meat-free burger ages before Burger King. It was called the “McVeggie Deluxe” and the only place I ever had it was at McDonald’s Times Squre. If it’s as good as that I would also be very happy, because I loved it.

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